РИМСКОТО ПРАВО В ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛНИЯ ПРОЦЕС НА БОСНА И ХЕРЦЕГОВИНА
ROMAN LAW IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

Summary/Abstract: The beginnings of legal studies in Bosnia and Herzegovina date back to 1946 when the Faculty of Law in Sarajevo was founded, as the first higher education institution in Sarajevo. Since then, Roman law was a obligatory subject in the first year of undergraduate studies at the Department of History of State and Law comprised of subjects: General history of state and law and National history of state and law. The curriculum for subject of Roman law was de-signed according to the curriculum of the same subject at the University of Zagreb, Belgrade and Ljubljana within the framework of the former Yugoslavia. The aim of this paper is to show the position and prospects of studying Roman law in Bosnia and Herzegovina, therefore providing contribution to the defining of new guidelines for the development of a common strategy for the future development of historical and legal disciplines.

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