Europa-Universität Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder) offers a comprehensive law program with a strong focus on European law, leading to Germany's first state examination. Additionally, students can pursue a "Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)" degree, a unique qualification providing a solid foundation even if the state examination is not immediately achieved. The university also offers interdisciplinary programs like "Law and Economics" and "Law and Politics," jointly with other faculties, leading to LL.B., B.Sc., or B.A. degrees. For students interested in cross-border legal studies, the German-Polish Law Program, in collaboration with Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, offers "Magister of Law" and "Bachelor/Master of German and Polish Law" degrees.
Graduates from the Viadrina's law programs are prepared for a variety of professional roles in business, public administration, international organizations, and media, particularly with the interdisciplinary and cross-border programs.
Specific academic requirements for each program pathway (State Exam, LL.B., etc.) are not detailed here but would be available through the university's admissions office.
While tuition fees are waived for many programs, students are responsible for a semester contribution fee, which covers student services and a public transport ticket. Living costs are estimates and can vary.