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Academic office

The Academic Office is responsible for scheduling and coordinating classes and course development. It also provides students with comprehensive support by advising them in all program-related matters, and they attend to any concerns about examinations that may arise within the Faculty.

Contact form

There are a number of ways you can contact us around the clock. Any questions related to studies and teaching can be directed here: contact form (in German only)

Please also note our individual office hours on campus. Outside of office hours, we will gladly answer your phone calls and emails.

Academic advising

Academic advising is the central point of contact for law students, prospective students, transfer students, students minoring in law, and international students for all questions related to studying law at Universität Hamburg.

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Examination office

The Faculty's examination office is responsible for the organization and execution of examination matters for examinations in areas of concentration, the intermediate examination, the Baccalaureus/Magister Juris and the bachelor’s examination.

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Course management

Course management responsibilities include semester planning and distribution of resources as well as the organization of study groups and the implementation of written examinations and term papers. It is also responsible for coordinating and assisting adjunct lecturers.

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  • Course development

Course development includes both the organization and supervision of the orientation module and the classes that aim to help students acquire key qualifications as well as the coordination of the Hamburger Examenskurs (bar exam preparation course). They also moderate the Think Tank: Teaching and implement the ideas developed in the Think Tank: Teaching.

 

This office serves as a point of contact and coordination for instructors and students for all questions and problems associated with integrating new media into teaching (blended learning). The team advises and supports the members of the Faculty in the planning, development, and implementation of IT-supported teaching and in decisions on using specific learning platforms or tools. They offer several training sessions and can also inform you about free external programs.

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