This Master of Laws (LL.M.) program focuses on the intersection of law with emerging fields like Legal Technology, Procedural Justice, and Digital Government. It aims to equip students with the expertise needed to navigate the digital transformation within the legal sector. The curriculum emphasizes independent learning, methodological skills, and interdisciplinary problem-solving, preparing graduates for both traditional and innovative legal professions. The program integrates insights from legal experts and university professors, offering a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, including a significant legal internship component.
The program covers a broad spectrum of legal fields, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary case studies and cutting-edge technologies. Students will deepen their understanding of core legal areas while exploring new legal domains. A significant portion of the program involves practical legal experience through an internship and the completion of a Master's thesis.
Graduates are well-prepared for a wide range of legal careers, including traditional roles and emerging positions driven by technological advancements. The program's focus on interdisciplinary skills and digital law enhances employability in a rapidly evolving job market.
Proof of C1 level proficiency in German is required.
Please note that this Master's program is being discontinued starting Winter Semester 2026/2027.
The program lasts for 4 semesters, totaling 120 ECTS credits.
The program focuses on Legal Technology, Procedural Justice, and Digital Government, incorporating interdisciplinary case studies and modern technologies.
Yes, proof of German language proficiency at C1 level is required for admission.
The program includes a significant legal internship component, which lasts for 7 months.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as attorney-at-law, judge, legal positions in companies, public sector roles, and specialized positions in fields like AI and digital government.
This Master's program is being discontinued starting Winter Semester 2026/2027.