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About the School of Law

About the School of Law

The School of Law

The School of Law is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Aarhus University.

There are about 1,900 full-time students and about 250 part-time students registered with the School of Law.

The courses are divided into a 3 year Bachelor degree course and a 2 year Masters degree course. In addition, the School offers courses for Ph.D degrees in law, and a course in professional legal studies.

The School is organised with a Department of Private Law, a Department of Public Law, a Department of Procedure and Criminal Science, a Department of Jurisprudence, a School Secretariat, an Academic Study Board Secretariat, a Printing workshop, a Library and an IT department.

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Revised 14.09.2010

The School of Law's employers panel

  • Claus Søgaard Christensen (chairman), Advocate

  • Bjarne Christensen, President of the High Court

  • Jørgen Steen Sørensen, Director of Public Prosecutions

  • Peter Brøndt Jørgensen, Public Prosecutor

  • Erik Simonsen, Advocate and Director for Human Resources

  • Mikael Geday, Senior Vice President

  • Carsten Led-Jensen, Advocate

  • Lars Svenning Andersen, Advocate