Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

General Enforcement Law, Real Estate Law, Contract Drafting in Real Estate Law, Insolvency Law and Financial Recovery Concepts, Right of Enforcement in Real Estate Law, Real Estate Investment and Transaction Law, Property Management Studies, Real Estate Tax Law

Target group

The course is aimed at graduates with a first degree in Law or Economics who would like to deepen and broaden their knowledge in the field of Property and Enforcement Law.

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

successful completion of a first academic degree with at least 210 credits in a law or business law degree program (applicants with 180 credits must earn the missing credits during the Master's program. Alternatively, the missing credits can be proven through internships.) - State examination or diploma in a jurisprudential degree course - Degree of a lawyer of the Rechtspfleger Successful completion of a first academic degree with at least 210 credits in a legal or economics course (applicants with 180 credit points must acquire the missing credit points during the Master's degree course. Alternatively, the missing credit points can be proven through internships. - State examination) or Diploma degree in a Law course - Completion of a Diploma degree as Judicial Officer