Integrated Bachelor of Laws, free university revision course & exam preparation course (44 exams); Extensive range of courses that teach key skills while integrating practice; Two FU Law Clinics; international competitions (European Law moot court competition; Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court; Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court; Model European Union/Model United Nations); extensive range of English-speaking courses in International Law; Regular guest lectures by Anglo-American professors.

Over 70 partner universities worldwide; Opportunity to complete the entire specialisation stage, including a university specialisation examination, at over 50 partner universities abroad (DAAD award winning); DFG College Advanced Studies: "The International Rule of Law - Rise or Decline?"; Master's degree programme taught in English in International and European Business, Competition and Regulatory Law (MBL) with students from sometimes more than 14 countries per year; Themis: Additional business law and international law certificate programme for students.

All lecture theatres and seminar rooms are equipped with modern media technology; WiFi and education roaming are available across the whole campus. The library, which has 800,000 volumes and 680 periodicals, as well as all the important online research options for Law, offers 520 workstations with all the technical standards (PC workstations, connections). Separate parent-child study room for children of different ages with fully equipped workstations.

Characteristic fields in research are internationalisation and Europeanisation of the legal system, fundamental questions as well as the transfer of rights in the promotion and use of discourse with practice, as demonstrated by renowned legal commentaries; "FU Empirical Legal Studies Centre" ("FUELS"); Continuation of the legal-historical joint research of the former Excellence Cluster TOPOI, research group "The International Rule of Law - Rise or Decline"

Profund Innovation: Central service centre for knowledge and technology transfer at the Free University Berlin. Staff assist students, academics and alumni in exploiting research findings and bringing innovations to life.

In addition to the specialised library (including parent-child rooms), the faculty has its own three large lecture halls and numerous seminar rooms, a cafeteria and a student café (Cafe Tatort) from an initiative of the departmental student body. The buildings are framed by a green park landscape in the immediate vicinity (all three minutes’ walk) to the Henry Ford tree (Audi Max), the central university library and the Veggie-Mensa cafeteria. The campus can be reached via the very close underground station "Freie Universität" with the U3, which goes from Dahlem via the city centre to Friedrichshain without changing trains.