Seminar classes for the Labor and Social Law course will be conducted according to the schedule and the instructions of the course instructor. Key student obligations include an independent presentation on a selected topic, a written professional analysis of the topic, as well as additional practical assignments and critical discussions. The paper constitutes a professional analysis of subject matter studied within the Labor and Social Law course at the Integrated Law Study Program of the Faculty of Law in Osijek, aiming to deepen knowledge in the chosen area of ​​research. Written papers serve as an excellent introduction to potential future research, a master's thesis, or a scholarly paper; furthermore, they help identify students who possess the interest, potential, and capacity for academic research. The paper's topic may involve a theoretical elaboration of a specific problem, practical research into a phenomenon, or an analysis of a practical case. The chosen seminar topic may cover any subject from the standard course curriculum, as well as any other topic falling within the scope of labor and social law in the broadest sense (e.g., international labor law, European labor law, European social security law, patients' rights, social cohesion, international labor standards, economic and social rights as human rights, etc.). Preference and encouragement will be given to the selection of topics requiring interdisciplinary knowledge and approaches. As a general rule, students select their seminar paper topic from the list provided by the Department, choosing an area that aligns with the specific interests that motivated them to enroll in the course. When selecting a topic, students are encouraged to consider its currency and relevance to the subject matter, as well as the availability of relevant source material. The topics and literature listed in the syllabus serve merely as a general guide for writing the seminar paper and aim to point students toward relevant sources and authors. The use of foreign-language sources, whether in print or electronic format, is encouraged and welcomed; indeed, it will be specifically taken into account when grading the paper.

Professional treatment of the material that is the subject of study., Deepening of knowledge in the chosen field of research., Independent oral presentation of the chosen field of research., Differentiation of knowledge necessary for the application of relevant institutes of labour and social law., Interpretation of legal norms and institutes of the basis of labour and social law and application of acquired knowledge in labour law and social law situations., Drafting simpler contracts and decisions in the field of labour and social legislation.,