Learning law goes beyond mastering theoretical knowledge; the ability to apply acquired knowledge adequately in practical situations is of decisive importance.

From the very initial stages of study at the Law School, students are given the opportunity to engage in mock court trials and practically experience a lawyer’s professional practice in a realistic environment.

Mock trials allow students to deeply analyze legal cases, formulate and defend their positions, respond to opposing arguments, appear before the court, and participate in professional debates.

This process fosters the development of core competencies essential for a lawyer, such as: Legal reasoning; Argumentation skills; Public speaking; Fast and well-reasoned response capability; Teamwork;Professional communication.

The objective of the educational process is for graduates, alongside fundamental theoretical knowledge, to gain the practical experience and professional confidence necessary to take successful career steps.

A mock trial serves as a platform where the foundation for a student’s transformation into a qualified lawyer is laid.