The Bachelor of Business Law (Wirtschaftsrecht) program at Johannes Kepler University Linz offers a unique interdisciplinary education at the intersection of law and economics. This program equips you with a solid foundation in legal knowledge and a comprehensive understanding of economic principles, preparing you for the complexities of the modern business world. You will gain insights into current challenges such as digitalization, sustainability, and global competition, enabling you to navigate and contribute to these evolving fields. The curriculum is designed to provide practical application skills alongside theoretical knowledge, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for diverse career paths.
The Bachelor of Business Law program comprises 180 ECTS credits, covering foundational legal and economic subjects, specialized legal areas, and elective specializations. The program includes a mandatory introductory phase (StEOP) and culminates in a bachelor's thesis within your chosen specialization track.
Graduates of the Business Law program are well-equipped to address legal and economic challenges in dynamic environments. The combination of legal expertise and economic understanding opens up a wide range of career opportunities.
Prospective students need to meet general university admission requirements. Specific details regarding the recognition of foreign secondary school certificates should be verified with the university's admissions office.
For the most current fee information, please refer to the Johannes Kepler University Linz's official website.
The program leads to a Bachelor of Business Law (LL.B.) degree, which can serve as a pathway to further legal studies.
For non-EU/EEA citizens, a tuition fee of EUR 726.72 per semester applies. EU/EEA citizens generally have tuition fees waived.
The language of instruction for this program is German. Applicants must demonstrate German language proficiency at a C1 level.
The program has a duration of 6 semesters, amounting to 180 ECTS credits.
The application period typically opens in spring for the following winter semester, but specific dates vary annually. Please check the university's official website for exact dates.
Applicants need a recognized secondary school leaving certificate equivalent to Austrian requirements. Proof of German language proficiency at C1 level is also necessary.
Graduates can pursue roles such as in-house legal counsel, positions in HR or strategy departments, and opportunities in banking, insurance, and regulatory authorities.