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Magister Juris
/mˈædʒɪstɚ dʒˈʊɹɪs/
/mˈadʒɪstə dʒˈʊəɹɪs/
Master of JurisprudenceMJurMagister Juris
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a graduate-level academic credential focused on advanced study of legal principles, theories, and policy analysis
What is a "Magister Juris"?
A Magister Juris (MJur) is a graduate law degree awarded in some countries, often as a precursor to further legal studies. The program focuses on various aspects of law, including legal theory, ethics, and constitutional law. It can be pursued by those looking to enter the legal profession or further their understanding of law before taking more advanced qualifications.
Examples
After completing her Master of Jurisprudence with a concentration in healthcare law, she became a compliance officer at a medical institution.
He earned his Magister Juris degree in environmental law and pursued a career advocating for environmental conservation policies.
