All undergraduate degrees can be followed at the ELGS in Rome campus and the ELGS in Athens campus.
ELGS undergraduate degrees are three year taught degree programs, earning a total of 180 ECTS credits. Courses are delivered through classic lectures, interactive tutorials, seminars and workshops.
The ELGS offers the following options within the undergraduate level of study:
LLB in European Law
This uniquely designed, cutting-edge three year taught undergraduate degree program lies at the heart of the mission of the ELGS, offering students an in-depth look at the functioning of the European legal order. Students are able to analyze the interactions between regional, national and international legal orders. The international academic environment at ELGS further enhances this perspective, encouraging critical thinking, cross-border collaboration and a deeper understanding of contemporary legal challenges.
BA in EU Law and Governance Studies
This pioneering, combination program fills a gap in education about the EU, its laws and how it is governed by providing students with a unique interdisciplinary background that will allow them to comprehend its complex reality and interrelated aspects.
BA in European Governance
The three year ELGS Bachelor's degree in European Governance provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the world of contemporary governance, with a focus on the European Union and a cross-disciplinary grasp of its historical, institutional, legal, economic and political dimensions. The Global and European governance discipline analyzes the institutions, policies and decision making processes that shape governance beyond the nation state. It includes treaties of international organizations and informal networks that coordinate responses to global challenges like climate change, security, trade and human rights.
SPECIALIZATION AT NATIONAL LAW & GOVERNANCE SYSTEMS
ADDITIONAL MASTER 1 or 2 at the end of the Undergraduate studies
The ELGS provides its undergraduate students with the possibility of having additional courses in national law and governance, according to their nationality, following the requirements in order, to help them better adapt to their national systems under repatriation.
For more information please visit the ELGS website