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Controversial Private Law School Approved in Greece

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In 2019, the previous government opposed establishing a law school in Patras.
Seven years later, a private university law program is announced in Greece.
The government argues there is no longer a surplus of unemployed lawyers.
There are concerns about balancing educational institutions with job market needs.
The decision appears linked to support for private universities' profitability.

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In 2019, the previous government opposed establishing a law school in Patras.
Seven years later, a private university law program is announced in Greece.
The government argues there is no longer a surplus of unemployed lawyers.
There are concerns about balancing educational institutions with job market needs.
The decision appears linked to support for private universities' profitability.

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