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The beginnings of law education in Cluj go back to the end of the sixteenth century. For over three centuries education was conducted in Latin, German and Hungarian. Beginning with 1919, after the unification of Transylvania with Romania, teaching was done in Romanian. Among the first teachers in the Faculty of Law of the Dacia Superior University there were famous personalities in the field of law such as: professor Victor Onişor, author of the first complete textbook of administrative law in the country, professor Traian Pop, penal law and criminologist with extensive activity in the two areas, professor Romulus Boilă, a specialist in constitutional law; Ion Cătuneanu, Roman law professor; Vasile Dimitriu, professor of business law and the first elected rector of the University of Cluj; Camil Negrea, professor of local civil law and also rector of the university; Emil Haţieganu, former honorary member of the Romanian Academy.

Specialisations

Law Field

1. Specialisation Criminal and Forensic Sciences - 2 semesters (in Romanian) - full time

 Selection criteria:

• Written test in Romanian language based on a posted theme
2. Specialisation Private Law Institutions - 2 semesters (in Romanian) - full time

3.  Specialisation European and National Business Law - 2 semesters (in Romanian) - full time

4.  Specialisation European Union Private Law - 2 semesters (in Hungarian) - full time

5. Specialisation International and Comparative Business Law - 2 semesters (in English) - full time

Admission fee for Romanian citizens, European Union Citizens, European Economic Area citizens and Swiss Confederation citizens for the 2023 / 2024 academic year

EU: European Union; EEA: European Economic Area; SC: Swiss Confederation;

• ADMISSION FEE = ADMISSION PROCESS + ADMISSION REGISTRATION
• For tax reductions or waivers, please see our Admissions Regulations