The Faculty: Facilities and offers
The Faculty’s hallmark is its european and international orientation. In this field it plays a prominent role - nationally as well as internationally. In addition a greater emphasis is on issues of business law. Collaborative relationships to adjacent disciplines, such as economics, secure the Faculty's interdisciplinary direction.
Studies
The Faculty of Law offers more than 3.200 prospective jurists, who pursue their studies here, a wide range of courses and workshops.
Study management
The study management is a part of the Faculty's administration which is concerned with the development and organisation of courses. It is also responsible for guidance and exams.
Teaching
The Faculty's staff is constantly committed to improve the teaching conditions. Many different initiatives have been taken during the last years.
International studies
The Faculty's own "Erasmus-office" is an important partner for studies in foreign countries. The "Buddy-Net" is an award-winning support service for visiting students.
Staff
Here you'll find information on the Faculty's scientific staff. Get to know the people who are responsible for legal research and teaching.
Research
In view of the numerous outstanding individual research projects conducted by members of the Faculty, one can discern focal points which constitute the Faculty’s research profile.
- Overview
- List of all research institutions
- "Market economy and governance at the international and national level - regulatory tasks of law under the conditions of economisation and globalisation"
- "Legal limits - limits of law: Social and technical change as a legal frontier"
- China-EU School of Law
- Law & Economics
Postgraduates
The Faculty offers - partially in cooperation with other highly reputed institutions - numerous programmes especially designed for postgraduates.
Doctoral degree
The Faculty offers various opportunities to achieve a doctoral degree. A number of structural doctorate programmes provide excellent research conditions.