Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Target group

Graduates of law or economics

Annotation

Legally compliant contracts – from planning to implementation – are essential for the economy, human resources and contracting both in a national and international context. They demand trained individuals with expertise in contract negotiation, contract drafting and contract analysis. With the help of this degree, you will mature into such an individual and become familiar with legal issues in international business law. You will master the art of initiating contracts, formulating services and wishes in line with interests and finding adequate solutions in the event of conflict. This Business Law Master’s degree closes a gap in your previous education. It combines advanced theoretical legal training with the teaching of practical skills – for example in contract preparation, contract controlling and dealing with digitalised contract processes. Building on your prior knowledge from your studies or professional experience, you will acquire practical knowledge with a theoretical foundation, supplemented by useful information on strategy and tactics in international contract law. The focus is on case studies, practical projects and current company examples – in particular on the future-oriented topic of digitalisation and the requirements placed on modern legal professions in a globalised world.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

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Admission requirements

Admission requirements: -a Bachelor’s academic degree or Diploma degree in Business Law with the grade 3.0 or better or the First State Law Examination or -a related academic degree in the subject areas of Law or Economics with 50% of the course content being in law with a grade of 3.0 or better. Basic knowledge in the following areas must be demonstrated: private business law, labour law, European law, corporate law, business administration, international economics, specialist language English, as well as key qualifications and at least six months of professional practice. If 50% of the degree course content is not in German law, applicants can otherwise prove an equivalent of at least 90 CP in German law. Further information can be found on the website of the degree course: https://www.frankfurt-university.de/de/studium/master-studiengange/verhandeln-und-gestalten-von-vertragen-llm/fuer-studieninteressierte/

Tuition fees

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