Report summary
Each year, the Faculty of Law produces self-evaluation reports for the 1st and 2nd level
degree programs, which consider the main successes and problems. They assess the
expectations, needs and satisfaction of students, faculty and staff, and community
stakeholders. External employers participate in program updates through the Program
Council. There is an alumni club and career center. Methods and procedures have been
established for collecting data or proposing changes to the program of study and its
analyzes, and for informing stakeholders. The Law School is taking into account the results
of the student workload survey and has made some changes in Roman Law where the
problem was recurring. They have developed many opportunities to engage students in
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practice-based learning. Participation in these activities is extremely important in
promoting student excellence.
The Law School allows for the adaptation of the academic process for students with special
needs. A teacher tutor is also available for students with special needs.
The faculty also collaborates with many external stakeholders. They inform stakeholders
and the public about study programs and its activities in an understandable, accurate and
timely manner.
Therefore, we consider that both programs assessed largely meet and implement all the
standards assessed, thus ensuring the quality of the study process at the Law School.