The Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) is a professionally qualifying law degree designed for individuals who want to combine legal knowledge with business acumen. This part-time, distance-learning program allows you to study law flexibly while managing other commitments, such as work. It provides a strong foundation in core legal areas, with a special emphasis on commercial law, and equips you with the skills to understand and navigate the economic implications of legal decisions. The program utilizes a blend of modern teaching and learning methods, including online resources and some on-campus events, supported by dedicated faculty.
Graduates with a Bachelor of Laws are prepared for a variety of roles that bridge legal and business domains, particularly in positions requiring expertise in both fields. The degree also serves as a pathway to further legal studies.
Prospective students are encouraged to take an online self-assessment (OSA) to help determine program suitability. Specific entrance requirements should be verified on the Faculty of Law website.
Costs are transparent with no hidden fees. The stated amount is for the total duration of a full-time study (6 semesters). Part-time study or extended study periods may incur additional semester fees (basic fee plus student body contribution).
State-run university with approximately 50 years of experience in academic education.
The approximate total tuition cost for a full-time Bachelor of Laws programme, completed within the standard 6 semesters, is €2,200. This amount covers the entire duration of study, with no hidden fees.
Applicants must possess a general higher education entrance qualification. Additionally, strong German language proficiency is required as the program is taught and assessed exclusively in German.
The standard full-time duration for the Bachelor of Laws programme is 6 semesters, which corresponds to 180 ECTS credit points. The program offers maximum flexibility, allowing students to study at their own pace.
Applications for the summer semester are accepted from December 1 to January 31, with studies starting on April 1. For the winter semester, applications are open from June 1 to July 31, with studies commencing on October 1.
Graduates are prepared for various roles bridging legal and business domains, such as paralegals, support for auditors or tax consultants, and positions in HR, legal, or compliance departments. The degree also serves as a pathway to further legal studies.