Business law

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Law of Obligations, Property Law, Labour Law, Administrative Law, Commercial Criminal Law, European Law

Annotation

Business Law degree course - studying with a future Law + Business Administration = Business Law If you want to combine law and business in your degree course in order to subsequently work in companies at this interface with a Bachelor of Laws academic degree (Bachelor LL.B.), the Business Law degree course, especially at the university, is exactly what you need. The degree course of business law is based on the German language and the logical development of problems. Therefore, you are best suited for the degree course of business law if you are interested in both legal and economic issues, can express yourself well in language and possess logical thinking skills. Successful business lawyers show a high level of commitment and initiative, enjoy complex issues, critical thinking and independent argumentation. Interest in foreign languages, especially knowledge of English is a great advantage.

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

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Admission requirements

90% of study places are awarded via the university’s internal selection procedure with the following selection criteria: Initially, a weighted overall grade is calculated for the higher education entrance qualification. This is determined as follows: Average grade in the university entrance exam (HZB) - 50% Individual grades of the qualification for admission to higher education in Mathematics – 30% Individual grades of the qualification for admission to higher education in English – 20% Then a weighted grade for the selection procedure, determined as follows: Weighted overall grade for the qualification for admission to higher education – 70% Result of the academic ability test – 30% Participation in the academic ability test is voluntary; it can improve your chances of gaining a place to study but can never diminish them.

Fees

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