The Master’s Program in Law at FUMEC University has an area of concentration that is: Social Institutions, Law and Democracy. It refers to the study of complex, self-reproducing social forms, such as governments, the family, human languages, universities, hospitals, businesses, and legal systems.
Against this background, legal norms are produced, applied and understood. In view of the complexity of the study of democratic theories in post-traditional societies, the legal phenomenon can be understood in the light of varied theoretical foundations.
The area of concentration of the course seeks theoretical and conceptual expansion that overcomes the limiting epistemological bases. Consequently, the area of concentration in focus is instigating and challenging with new proposals for understanding and interpreting Social Institutions to be rebuilt in the political arena of constitutional democracy.
In short, it is a matter of redesigning a new social pact, which implies the re-equation of the role of the State in society, as well as the need for full and effective protection of the individual in the face of any and all forms of power (“old” or “new”, public or private).
Curso recomendado pela CAPES – Atos Legais de Autorização:
Recommended and authorized by CAPES on November 9, 2009, according to Official Letter No. 142-10/2009/CTC/ CAAII/CGAA/DAV/CAPES;
Recognition: Ordinance No. 609, of March 18, 2019.
The Master’s Degree in Law at FUMEC University has adequate and sufficient infrastructure
for the development of its activities, among which the following stand out:
Classrooms with all media and internet resources;
Auditoriums with capacity for events of all sizes;
Collective and individual study rooms;
Library with sufficient collection and in constant renewal;
Electronic equipment and computer labs;
Accessibility for individuals with special needs, including elevators, ramps, as well as adapted counters and service desks, in addition to ATMs, snack bars, and excellent communal spaces.
