Germany
LLM Programs in Germany
The ILF offers one of the few programs in Europe with a truly international, rather than national or EU focus, for study of law and finance. All teaching is in English. The interdisciplinary curriculum combines lectures and seminars in law, business and economics. The ILF is based on an effective public-private partnership concept, with active participation of leading international law practitioners, finance and banking specialists as well as officials of the ECB, German Bundesbank and other bod...
Full-Time: LL.M. in Finance, LL.M. in International Finance more…
Situated in the biggest city and capitol of Germany, Freie Universität Berlin is Germany's top research and international network university and member of the “excellence cluster” of the Ministry of Education and Research. The MBL's highly estimated international scholars, its blended-learning concept and additional Research Seminars and Tutorials create a unique learning environment to study Competition, Business and Regulatory Law in connection with cutting-edge sectors such as telco, IP and e...
Full-Time: Master of Business, Competition and Regulatory Law (MBL) more…
Full-Time: Deutsches und Europäisches Recht und Rechtspraxis (LL.M.), Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Intellectual Property Law and Media Law, LL.M. in Inter... more…
The European Master in Law and Economics (EMLE) program offers the unique opportunity to study at two or three European universities. It provides students with advanced knowledge on the economic effects of divergent laws and prepares them for a career in public organizations or multinational law firms. Each participating university awards an LL.M. degree or a master degree which is equivalent to an LL.M. As an Erasmus+ Masters Course the EMLE is able to grant student scholarships and waivers.
Full-Time: European Master in Law and Economics (LL.M.) more…
The Europa-Institut offers a one-year Master's program (Master of Laws, LL.M.) in European and international law with possible specializations in European Economic Law, Foreign Trade and Investment, International Dispute Resolution and European and International Protection of Human Rights. Each year, 75 students from all over the world come to the Europa-Institut, where highly qualified lecturers prepare them for the specific demands of the European and international job market.
Full-Time: LL.M. in European and International Law more…
The LL.M. IT-Law offers a one-year Master program for postgraduate students. The students spend the first semester in Hannover and the second at one of our ten Partner Universities across Europe. As many of the courses offered in Hannover are in English, it is possible for foreign students to participate in the program. So far, students not only from Germany, but also from Austria, China, Finland, Greece, Poland, Puerto Rico and Spain have taken part. The students from the past years are organiz...
Full-Time: European Legal Informatics Study Programme (EULISP) - Master of Laws (LL.M.) in IT-Law and IP-Law more…
Full-Time: LL.M. in German Law, LL.M. in European and International Economic Law more…
Full-Time: Master of Laws (LL.M.) Rechtswissenschaft für im Ausland graduierte Juristinnen und Juristen - LL.M. for lawyers with a foreign law degree,... more…
Dual Degree: Deutsches und Türkisches Wirtschaftsrecht (LL.M.) - German and Turkish Business Law (LL.M.), Deutsch-Französische Rechtswissenschaften (LL.M... more…
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