Law degree

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The law degree is the academic degree awarded for legal studies. Such degrees are generally preparations for legal careers; but while their curriculum may be reviewed by legal authorities, they themselves do not grant licenses. Legal licenses are granted (usually through inspection) and implemented locally; while a law degree can have local, international, and wide-ranging aspects - for example, in the UK, the Legal Practice Course is required to become a UK lawyer or Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) to become a lawyer.

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The first academic degrees are all law degrees â € "and the first law degree is a doctorate. The foundation of the first university in Europe was the glossator of the 11th century, which is a law school. The first European University, from Bologna, was founded as a law school by four famous law scholars in the 12th century who were students of the city's interpreter school. It is from this history that the first academic degree of physician is applied to a law degree. The degree and degree were not applied to other disciplinary scholars until the 13th century. And at the University of Bologna since its inception in the 12th century until the end of the 20th century, a degree awarded only a doctoral degree, usually obtained after five years of intensive study after high school. Increasing doctors of philosophy to the present level is a modern novelty. At its origins, a doctorate is only a qualification for a guild - which teaches the law.

The University of Bologna serves as a model for other law schools of medieval times. While it is common for law students to visit and study in schools in other countries, it is not so with Britain because of Britain's rejection of Roman law (except for certain jurisdictions like the Admiralty Court) and although the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge did teach canon law to the British Reformation, its interests were always higher than the civil law in those institutions.

In medieval Islamic madrasah, there is a doctorate in Sharia Islamic law, called ijazat attadris wa'l-ifta '("license to teach and issue legal opinions").

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Grade type

The different types of law degree vary according to jurisdiction. Some examples include; Bacharel em Direito (Bachelor of Law) or Bacharel em CiÃÆ'ªncias JurÃÆ'dicas e Sociais (Bachelor of Law and Social Sciences), in Brazil, is a bachelor's degree. The abbreviation for Bachelor is Bel. . To become a Lawyer and accepted at Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil (Association Bar Brazil), Bachelor should be approved at the Bar Bar Examination, if the Selection and Registration Committee accepts new members he/she will consider Advogado (Attorney at Law/Advocate).

The law degree is also referred to as B.A. in Law (B.L.) or LL.B. (Hons) in Great Britain and various current or former Commonwealth countries. This is a bachelor's degree. The degree of Civil Law (B.C.L.) has a similar nature, historically different from canon law.

Master of Laws in the United Kingdom and various Commonwealth countries today or before. Also referred to as LL.M. from its Latin name, Legum Master. This is an advanced academic degree pursued by those holding a professional law degree or a degree in a relevant field.

Laurea di Dottore di Giurisprudenza for graduates before the Bologna Process reform, or Laurea Magistrale di Giurisprudenza after the reform of the Bologna Process, in Italy. This is a master's degree, but all Italian university graduates, even from undergraduate degrees, are authorized to use the title "dottore" (Italian for doctor).

Erstes Juristisches Staatsexamen is equivalent to a law degree, because the second part (Zweites Juristisches Staatsexamen) is German equivalent to Bar exam in the US. your university also becomes "Lizentiat des Rechts (Licentiatus iuris)", a Magister iuris or a Diplom-Jurist . This is a master's degree.

Juris Doctor (J.D.) in the United States and Japan (also offered in schools in Canada, Australia and Hong Kong). This is a professional doctorate.

Legal Doctors (known as LL.D., or in some Doctor of Laws jurisdiction) are in some of the highest academic jurisdictions in law and equivalent to a Ph.D., and in others only honorary title.

Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) is a doctorate in the field of law granted mostly in the United States and Canada.

Licenciado en Derecho ("License in Law") in Spanish.

Licenciatura en Derecho ("Law Degree") in Mexico.

Lizentiat der Rechtswissenschaften (Germany)/ en droit License (France) to 2004 and Master of Laws (MLaw) since 2004 (as a result of the Bologna Process) in Switzerland. This is a master's degree.

Magister iuris (Mag. iur.) ("Magister Law") in Austria and Croatia. This is a master's degree and the first academic degree in both systems. After three years of practice, you can take "AnwaltsprÃÆ'¼fung" (in Austria) or "Pravosudni ispit" (in Croatia), which is equivalent to a bar exam.

Specialist in law or legal experts in Ukraine and Russia. It is a bachelor degree that allows doing PhD research after admission to the PhD department (aspirantura), although it is not formally at the master level.

The Finnish degree varatuomari is the basic qualification for the legal profession. This is earned by a one-year externship in the district court after completing a Master's degree in law at the university.

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See also

• Legal education
• Signed into legal practice
• Magister Juris

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