Written project

In terms of knowledge, the student must be able to:

• Explain the jurisprudential theory and practice of the project’s subject area.
• Explain the correlation between the project's analyses and the relevant parts of the curriculum for the other courses on the study programme.

In terms of skills, the student must be able to:

• Identify legal issues within the study programme’s subject area.
• Formulate a legal problem within the area of the study programme.
• Argue in favour of the scope and relevance of the problem formulation.
• Document and/or argue for claims in the analysis and conclusion.
• Ensure consistency between the problem formulation, scope, outline, analysis and conclusion, so that the written project appears logical in the light of the problem formulation.

In terms of competences, the student must be able to:

• Select and delimit the theoretical and methodological approaches to analysing the problem formulation.
• Argue for legal solutions within the written answer.
• Make a reasoned choice in cases where several possible solutions are available. Communicate the relevant knowledge and arguments for the written project in a manner that is academically and linguistically correct as well as structured and coherent.