Law

University
Free

Course Overview

The Bachelor's degree in Law emphasizes the social, philosophical, political, scientific, and historical dimensions of law, preparing students to master its techniques. Graduates are professionals aware of their role as citizens and their social function as opinion leaders in promoting the construction of citizenship across all segments of society.

Differentials

• Participation in national and international events;
• Incentives for academic mobility with the University of Coimbra in Portugal;
• Partnership with the Federal Justice for community service, especially for the elderly and people with disabilities;
• Partnership with the Superior School of Magistracy of Santa Catarina for classes held on campus;
• Partnership with Procon for community service;
• Sessions of the TJSC (Court of Justice of Santa Catarina) held on campus;
• PAC (Advanced Conciliation Project), a community service extension project involving professors, students, and staff from the campus;
• Advanced Judicial Unit on the UNESC campus, in partnership with the TJSC, responsible for processing cases from the Citizenship Houses, in addition to the Cejusc (Judicial Center for Conflict Resolution), located on campus for service, especially with mediation and conciliation.

What will you learn?

The Bachelor's degree in Law equips you to apply technical knowledge in civil, criminal, labor, constitutional, and administrative processes, as well as in commercial, criminal, constitutional, civil, labor, and private law.

Additionally, you will receive training to understand and master the techniques of Law. You will learn to think about the legal phenomenon in its social, philosophical, political, and historical dimensions. You will study sociology, philosophy, theory of the state, introduction to economics, and ethics.

The program maintains supervising professors in the field available to assist with research, thesis projects, extension projects, and also to ensure interdisciplinary connections among the subjects in the current curriculum and compliance with the calls from the Directorate of Extension, Culture, and Community Actions.

Job Market

The Bachelor's degree in Law allows you to work in various areas of the market. The focus is on training professionals with critical legal awareness.

You can engage in fields such as the Public Ministry (state, federal, labor), judiciary (state, federal, labor), and advocacy. Additionally, you can work as a delegate, inspector, public servant in general (diplomat, teacher, and researcher), and legal advisor.