CertificateGateway Online - Criminal Law and Criminology
Study location | Hungary, Szeged |
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Type | Short duration, distance learning |
Nominal duration | 1 semester (8 ECTS) |
Study language | English |
Awards | Certificate (Gateway Online - Hungarian-Chinese Exchange Programme (Criminal Law and Criminology)) |
Accreditation | Accredited in the EU |
Tuition fee | US$100 one-time In case you would like to apply for the optional Interactive Learning Seminars, there is an additional fee of 160 USD. |
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Application fee | US$40 one-time Please note that it is a non-refundable fee. You are asked to pay via bank-card payment. In case bank card payment fails, you may transfer the amount to the bank account indicated on the payment notification. |
Entry qualification | High school / secondary education (or higher) Who should Apply? The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. Academic Records in English or certified translation. It is required that you send verified copies (not the originals) of the entry qualification documents directly to the university by postal mail only after the acceptance! Postal Address: |
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Territory requirements | Applications are accepted from the following territories (based on citizenship): China. |
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Language requirements | English at least CET-4, IELTS 5.0;TOEFL IBT 70, or equivalent |
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Other requirements | A motivation letter must be added to your application. Please type/copy your motivation/cover letter here. |
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Overview
Short Description
About the Program: The Gateway Online Program aims to give a small glimpse on the criminal justice system in the EU and Hungary.
This is a program that is focusing on online teaching with the usage of pre-recorded teaching materials and optional Interactive Learning Seminars, meaning that students can enrol just for remote studying or they can also apply for specialized training group sessions.
Further courses will be added later to the Program.
Level of the Program : Non-degree
Length of the Program : 1 semester
Registered by: EU
Credits: 4 Credits by courses taken
Start of the Program: 1st March 2024
Tuition Fee :
2 courses 100 USD (optional Interactive Learning Seminar – 2 courses 160 USD)
Other fees : 40 USD online application fee
More information on application or on the program please contact Dr. László Gulyási via e‐mail at gulyas.laszlo@juris.u-szeged.hu or call +36 30 5107072;
Programme structure
Courses of the Criminal Law and Criminology Programme
Freedom, Security and Justice in Europe FSJEU_K_ONLINE –
Prof. Dr. Karsai Krisztina
The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice is a specific policy field of the European Union; part of this policy is a European criminal policy, its study requires a radically different and specific approach. While studying about the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice, the student gains an understanding of legal connections between states in matters of criminal justice; learns to identify the innovative power of European integration in filling old (’traditional’) gaps of cooperation between states in criminal matters. Students also learn how pure European law can affect traditional national criminal law, and we come to understand how EU law in criminal courtrooms emerges and how politicians influence criminal justice issues.
Introduction into Hungarian Criminal Justice with Comparative Aspects
The course aims to introduce the students to the system of Hungarian criminal law: what are the main characteristics of substantive criminal law, and how works the criminal procedure in Hungary. Furthermore, some basic features of penal execution are discussed. The comparative criminal law method will be applied during the lecture. The students learn the Hungarian institutions of criminal law in a broad comparative context (systematic context, European context and „bilateral” context) in order to be able to evaluate the comparable institutions of the legal order (criminal law) of their countries.