After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• work systematically scietifically across the themes covered by the discipline.
• move in the scientific community at national and international level.
• dispose over knowledge and skills concerning the field of study at national, European and international level.
• draw up the narrower and wider scientific treatises from the given area.
• understand above-standard and ingest the matter of Private International Law.

The programme is intended for those who want to engage in academic career and scietific work. This is the basic determination and specification. Of course, the programme is open also for those who for special reasons want to acquire the deeper theoretical knowledge in the area of Private International Law, International Procedural Law, International Arbitration Proceedings and International Business Law. If we are to characterize an employer, we are talking about the scientific workplaces, pedagogical workplaces, workplaces abroad, structures of international organizations including the European Union, law firms engaged in international issue, further workplaces, where a cross-border issue can be met.

The structure and study plan of the postgraduate studdent of the discipline Private International Law is given by the valid accreditation. The basis of the study plan are courses (required and selective or elective), requirements of supervisor and theme of the doctoral thesis.

During the study (the standard duration of the study is four years) the student is obliged to complete all required courses (they are the courses bound to the discipline and bound to its wider basis including the language). The student enrolls selective courses bound to pedagogical and scientific work into the relevant number of credits. He/she is entitled to enroll the selective courses from a wider spectrum across the university, including the language courses.

The student is obliged to pass the state doctoral examination and submit the doctoral thesis on topic bound to the discipline for defence.

The stated doctoral study programme does not expect practical training as a condition for entry or completion.

With regard to the nature of the programme a practical training is not assumed as an obligatory part of the study plan. An internship at the workplace abroad is assumed.

The condition for proper completion of the study is passing the final state doctoral examination and successful defence of the doctoral thesis.

The final state examination consists of the scope bound to the Private International Law and Civil Law. The scope from the area of Private International Law is defined in so called broader concept. It involves the methods of regulation, analysis of general part of Conflict of Laws, analysis of individual areas of special part of Conflict of Laws, analysis of all sources of legal regulation, it means European, international, national, mandatory rules, Procedual Law, International Arbitration Proceedings, International Business Law, if the issue of International Economic Law, management of external economic relations within the European Union and legal regulation of individual business transactions are concerned. The scope from the area of Civil Law is defined ad hoc, the handover of comprehensive file against the accreditation has not been reached.

The box is not used with reagard to the type of programme.