Curriculum

The LL.M. Program in German Law offers foreign graduate law students an outstanding opportunity to learn the basics of German law. The Master’s Program provides students with an understanding of German civil, criminal and public law and deepens their knowledge in selected areas of German, European or international law. During the Master’s Program which lasts for two semesters, students attend a minimum of 5 lectures and write their Master’s thesis under supervision of one the law professors of the Faculty. In order to be eligible to graduate from the Program, students also need to pass a final exam. The Program is taught entirely in German.

Curriculum

The LL.M. Program in German Law offers foreign graduate law students an outstanding opportunity to learn the basics of German law. The Master’s Program provides students with an understanding of German civil, criminal and public law and deepens their knowledge in selected areas of German, European or international law. During the Master’s Program which lasts for two semesters, students attend a minimum of 5 lectures and write their Master’s thesis under supervision of one the law professors of the Faculty. In order to be eligible to graduate from the Program, students also need to pass a final exam. The Program is taught entirely in German.

Admission Requirements

1. An application letter (a letter of motivation and CV)
2. A completed "Admission Form"
3. A high school diploma
4. A law degree comparable and equivalent to a German law degree
5. A certificate of German language proficiency (C1)

Admission Requirements

1. An application letter (a letter of motivation and CV)
2. A completed "Admission Form"
3. A high school diploma
4. A law degree comparable and equivalent to a German law degree
5. A certificate of German language proficiency (C1)