The focus of the degree course "Economics and Law" is on the interdisciplinary teaching and mastery of knowledge primarily from the field of business administration as well as learning the important aspects of law.

Combining the two disciplines enables students to constructively solve complex problems from an economic and legal point of view.
Graduates can work in industry, trade and commerce, in banks, insurance companies, management consultancies, auditing companies, tax consulting and other service companies as well as in associations and political organisations. In addition, there are possible fields of work in public administration at the state and federal level as well as in the administration of the European Union. Research in law and economics is also an option for graduates of the degree course.

This degree course is offered in cooperation with the Palatinate Higher Regional Court in Zweibrücken.
Their Master's degree gives students an opportunity to complete the external examination at TÜV Nord to become a "Certified Data Protection Officer (TÜV)".
After successfully completing the "Human Resources" module and the "Learning Organisation" module, you can apply to the Chamber of Industry and Commerce for the certificate of equivalence pursuant to § 6(3) of the Trainer Aptitude Regulation, or take part in the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) examination for what is referred to as the "Trainer Suitability Certificate".
The degree course can be completed full-time (3 semesters), as a student trainee (5 semesters) or part-time (also career-integrated, 7 semesters).

successfully completed degree course in Economics, academic degree resulting in a qualification as a business lawyer, or a degree in Law

Economics degrees must be completed with a final grade of 2.9 (or better), Law degrees must be completed with the final grade of 6.0 credits or better (First Examination according to Section 5 German Judiciary Act (DRiG)).
Graduates of Economic Science courses (BA) must provide proof of knowledge of German civil law
Graduates of Law degrees (LLB, State Examinations, or comparable) must provide proof of modules from the field of Economics.

Admission subject to conditions is possible.