Building Law in the Life Cycle of Buildings

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Target group

The Master's degree course in Building Law in the Life Cycle of Buildings is targeted at the following target groups: Architects and civil engineers, Economists/Business Administration/Economics, Lawyers with construction-related tasks, Skilled engineers and facility managers.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

A requirement for acceptance on to or continuation of studies for the Master's course in Building Law in the Life Cycle of Buildings is a first professionally qualifying degree (with a standard period of study of at least seven semesters or 210 credit points) in the fields of Civil Engineering, Architecture, Specialist Engineering or Facility Management, Law (Jurisprudence), Economics (Economics/Business Administration) or a related subject area. In the case of a lower number of credit points, you may also prove the qualification pursuant to paragraph 1 by way of exception through particularly qualified performance in professional activity after a first university degree qualifying the graduate for a profession. In addition, missing credit points can be proven by the beginning of the third semester by means of adaptation modules from the curricula of existing courses of study at Münster University of Applied Sciences or from the curricula of courses of study at other universities

Fees

The degree course is subject to fees. Please enquire our cooperation partner about the amount of the fees.