Faculty of Law, Lund University
Lund University was founded in 1666 by King
Karl XI, and the Faculty of Law is one of the four original faculties.
Research at the Faculty encompasses all
central areas of law and demonstrates a considerable breadth.
Education is provided for both
undergraduates and postgraduates. All education within the Faculty is based on
research. The majority of the Faculty's activities focus on educating lawyers,
leading to the Swedish degree of Master of Laws, LL. M. The Faculty has student
exchange agreements with major universities worldwide and offers a range of
courses and Masters Programmes in English.
The Faculty's premises are located in the
historical centre of Lund. The Faculty of Law Library is one of the largest law
libraries in Scandinavia with both Swedish and foreign literature, a large
collection of journals as well as a European Documentation Centre (EDC).