LLM Programs in Comparative Law - Germany
The Master of Comparative Business Law (M.C.B.L.) is an advanced academic program providing an in-depth understanding of business law aspects of the European single market and the Global market.
The M.C.B.L. is a full-time program (one academic year) with daily classes. Courses take place (consecutively) over two semesters. The first term focuses on European Business Law whereas the second term has an emphasis on international business law.
Full-Time: Master of Comparative Business Law (MCBL), Master of Laws (LL.M.), Wettbewerbs und Regulierungsrecht (LL.M.) more…
Full-Time: Master of Laws (LL.M.) Rechtswissenschaften für im Ausland graduierte Juristinnen und Juristen - LL.M. for lawyers with a foreign law degree... more…
Distance Learning: Masterstudiengang European Legal Perspectives (LL.M.) 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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