UNIVERSITY OF INNSBRUCK · AUSTRIA
Diploma Programme Law – Integrated Programme
Diploma · Taught in de · UCAS UC 100
At a glance
120 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Diploma
Level
- 10 semestersDuration
- 300 ECTSCredits
- German, ItalianLanguages of Instruction
- Joint programme with University of Padua and University of TrentoPartnerships
- Recognised in Italy as Laurea magistrale in giurisprudenzaQualification Recognition
This is a joint study program with the Universities of Padua and Trento, focusing on Italian law with instruction in both German and Italian. It aims to provide a comprehensive bilingual legal education, preparing graduates for various legal professions and law-related roles in Italy and internationally. The program is supported by the Autonomous Province of Bolzano-South Tyrol.
Careers
Graduates are well-prepared for traditional legal professions such as judges, lawyers, public prosecutors, and notaries in Italy. The program also equips them for roles in administration, business, politics, culture, and international organizations like the EU or WTO.
- Judge
- Lawyer
- Public Prosecutor
- Notary
- High-level administrative services
- Interest groups (chambers, professional associations)
- Supranational and international organizations (e.g., European Union, UN, WTO)
- Commercial areas
- Politics
- Culture
- Social areas
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Diploma Programme Law – Integrated Programme?
- You need a secondary school completion certificate or equivalent. Additionally, a supplemental exam in Latin is required, and you must provide German language certificates.
- What is the duration of the programme?
- The programme spans 10 semesters, accumulating 300 ECTS credits.
- What are the languages of instruction?
- Instruction is provided in both German and Italian.
- How do I apply for this programme?
- You must apply online via the LFUonline portal, submit the required German language certificates, pass a supplemental exam in Latin, and provide your secondary school completion certificate.
- What are the tuition fees and living costs?
- Tuition and living costs are not specified on the program page. As this is a joint program, students should investigate potential fees and living costs in Innsbruck, Padua, and Trento.
- What are the career prospects after graduation?
- Graduates are well-prepared for legal professions in Italy and for roles in administration, business, politics, culture, and international organizations.
Entry requirements
Secondary school completion certificate or equivalentRequired
A supplemental exam in Latin is required. Language certificates for German are also necessary.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified
Tuition (home)Not specified. As it's a joint program supported by a provincial government, specific fees for Austrian students are not detailed on the program page, but may be applicable.
LivingNot specified
Tuition and living costs are not specified on the program page. As this is a joint program with partner universities in Italy, international students should investigate potential fees and living costs in Innsbruck, Padua, and Trento.
How to apply
1. Online ApplicationSubmit your application online via the LFUonline portal. Ensure you select the correct program (Diplomstudium Rechtswissenschaften – Integriertes Programm).
2. Language RequirementsProvide the required German language certificates. Details can be found on the university's language certificate page.
3. Supplemental ExamPrepare for and complete the required supplemental exam in Latin.
4. Submit DocumentsEnsure all necessary documents, including your secondary school completion certificate or equivalent, are submitted.
Accreditation
The degree is recognised in Italy as Laurea magistrale in giurisprudenza.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Diploma Programme Law – Integrated Programme?
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You need a secondary school completion certificate or equivalent. Additionally, a supplemental exam in Latin is required, and you must provide German language certificates.
What is the duration of the programme?
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The programme spans 10 semesters, accumulating 300 ECTS credits.
What are the languages of instruction?
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Instruction is provided in both German and Italian.
How do I apply for this programme?
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You must apply online via the LFUonline portal, submit the required German language certificates, pass a supplemental exam in Latin, and provide your secondary school completion certificate.
What are the tuition fees and living costs?
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Tuition and living costs are not specified on the program page. As this is a joint program, students should investigate potential fees and living costs in Innsbruck, Padua, and Trento.
What are the career prospects after graduation?
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Graduates are well-prepared for legal professions in Italy and for roles in administration, business, politics, culture, and international organizations.