Faculty of Law
Law is learned through legislation and real cases.
At UVVG, you have professors by your side who are lawyers, judges, and prosecutors, challenging you to think legally and guiding you toward the path that suits you.
THE FIRST PRIVATE LAW FACULTY IN ROMANIA
The UVVG Faculty of Law was established in 1990 by the “Vasile Goldiș” University Foundation, becoming the first private law institution in the Romanian university system. Permanently accredited by law by the Romanian Parliament in 2002, the faculty has trained generations of lawyers, judges, prosecutors, legal advisors, and public officials.
In the early years, prominent professors from Cluj and Bucharest taught here: T. Drăganu, V. Hanga, I. Deleanu, M. Basarab, L. Pop, Gh. Mateuț. Today, the teaching staff consists of active practitioners from Arad — lawyers, judges, notaries, advisors — who correlate teaching with the real demands of the market.
Students have access to the “Pavel Palcu” forensics laboratory, the legal informatics laboratory, the human rights protection office, the European information and integration center, and the “Tudor Arghezi” Central Library. Practical training takes place at the Bar Association, the Arad Court, the Arad Tribunal, the Arad Prosecutor’s Office, and other partner institutions.
The UVVG Faculty of Law was established in 1990 by the “Vasile Goldiș” University Foundation, becoming the first private law institution in the Romanian university system. Permanently accredited by law by the Romanian Parliament in 2002, the faculty has trained generations of lawyers, judges, prosecutors, legal advisors, and public officials.
In the early years, prominent professors from Cluj and Bucharest taught here: T. Drăganu, V. Hanga, I. Deleanu, M. Basarab, L. Pop, Gh. Mateuț. Today, the teaching staff consists of active practitioners from Arad — lawyers, judges, notaries, advisors — who correlate teaching with the real demands of the market.
Students have access to the “Pavel Palcu” forensics laboratory, the legal informatics laboratory, the human rights protection office, the European information and integration center, and the “Tudor Arghezi” Central Library. Practical training takes place at the Bar Association, the Arad Court, the Arad Tribunal, the Arad Prosecutor’s Office, and other partner institutions.

Study Programs
What you can study at the Faculty of Law
| Study Program | Field of study | Duration | ECTS | Form of education | Level | Geographic location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local Police | Administrative Sciences | 3 years | 180 | IF | Bachelor’s | Arad | Learn more |
| Law | Law | 4 years | 240 | IF | Bachelor’s | Baia Mare | Learn more |
| Institutions of Criminal and Criminal Procedure Law | Law | 2 years | 90 | IF | Master’s | Arad | Learn more |
| Law | Law | 4 years | 240 | IF | Bachelor’s | Arad | Learn more |
| Institutions of Civil and Civil Procedure Law | Law | 2 years | 90 | IF | Master’s | Arad | Learn more |
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Faculty structure
Academic and administrative resources
Activities at the Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law organizes international conferences, debates, and sessions dedicated to legal careers, and students undertake practical training at the Arad Bar Association, Court, and Prosecutor’s Office.









