Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

German and Polish Private Law, German and Polish Criminal Law, German and Polish Public Law

Annotation

The target group of this course is interested parties who want to study two European legal systems in two countries and in two languages at the same time. The Master's degree forms the foundation of the German-Polish Law course, which consists of a total of three courses: Master of Laws, Bachelor and Master of German and Polish Law. This allows you to obtain three university degrees within five years, namely mgr (Polish master's degree: magister prawa), LL.B., as well as LL.M.. More information on the structure can be found athttps://study.europa-uni.de/de/jura/angebot/deutschpolnischesjurastudium/struktur/index.html The course content can be viewedhttps://study.europa-uni.de/de/jura/angebot/deutschpolnischesjurastudium/inhalt/index.html below. Contact: Mrs Ewa Szkarłat Phone +49 (0) 335 5534 - 2224 Email: gplaw@europa-uni.de

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

General or subject-specific higher education entrance qualification, entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences or similar from a German school or a recognised equivalent foreign school-leaving certificate. With regard to Polish higher education law, admission to the Master's degree course is unfortunately only possible with a general higher education entrance qualification. However, admission to the Bachelor's degree is possible with other types of higher education entrance qualification. Students whose native language is not German must have a sufficient command of the German language (DSH examination)

Fees

Fees (Link)

No tuition fees, only student welfare contribution incl. semester ticket for public transport in Berlin/Brandenburg