students shall use the designation "stud. iur." (studiosus iuris). In Germany, law school is completed with passing of the First Law Examination after 4-6 years of study. Subsequently, graduates can be addressed as "Ref. iur." (Rechtsreferendar) or "Jurist Univ." Some law faculties also award the academic degrees "Diplom-Jurist", "Diplom-Jurist (Univ.)" or "Mag. iur.". In Austria, the degree programme ends with a diploma examination, and the academic degree "Mag. iur." is awarded. In Switzerland, the designation "cand. iur. is no longer common, since the Bologna reform has changed the degree programme to the Bachelor's and Master's system, so that the academic degrees "BLaw" (Bachelor of Law) are awarded after three years and "MLaw" (Master of Law) after further two years of study. The academic degree "lic. iur." was abolished in the course of the Bologna reform. In the undergraduate BLaw programme, students generally use the designation "stud. iur.". Iceland Formerly Iceland had Embættispróf í lögfræði (cand. jur.) degree but it have been replaced by ML í lögfræði (mag. jur.) title. Norway Previously Norway had cand. jur. title which was replaced in 2003 with the Master i Rettsvitenskap degree. Last cand. jur. degree's were awarded in spring 2007. The Master i Rettsvitenskap is obtained after five years of law studies (300 ECTS). Sweden Before 2010 Sweden had Jurist kandidatexamen (jur. kand.) degree. The former degree was replaced by Juristexamen is completed after four and a half years of studying at the normal pace (270 ECTS). Previously graduated jur. kand. diploma holders were are eligible to continue using their title. See also Candidate (degree) References External links The Faculty of Law at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark The Faculty of Law at the University of Oslo, Norway The Faculty of Law at the University of Helsinki, Finland The Department of Law at Åbo Akademi, Finland The Faculty of Law at the University of Stockholm, Sweden The Faculty of Law at the University of Lund, Sweden The Faculty of Law at the University of Uppsala, Sweden Sources Law degrees Scandinavian titles Law of Sweden Law of Denmark Law of Norway Law of Finland