Pre-LLM Public International Law
The pre-Master's programme Public International Law consists of 60 ECTS in total and is set-up as follows:
| Block 1 | Block 2 | Block 3 | Block 4 | ||||
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Law and Legal Skills + IT for Lawyers |
10 |
Public International Law |
10 |
Administrative Law and Market Regulation |
10 |
Comparative Constitutional Law |
10 |
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Criminal Law |
10 |
Research seminar |
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10 | |||
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30 |
30 |
For International Relations or Political Science students a 30 ECTS programme will suffice. For the LLM Public International Law, two variants are offered.
Variant 1, starting in semester 2 , allowing for a direct start in the LLM in September of the following academic year:
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Block 3 |
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Block 4 |
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Administrative Law and Market Regulation |
10 |
Comparative Constitutional Law |
10 |
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Contract and Tort Law |
5 |
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Regulating Cybercrime |
5 |
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30 |
Variant 2, starting in semester 1 , leaving a half year for other activities (e.g. internships) before starting the LLM in September of the following academic year:
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Block 1 |
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Block 2 |
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|---|---|---|---|
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Law and Legal Skills + IT for Lawyers |
10 |
Public International Law |
10 |
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Property Law |
5 |
Criminal Law |
10 |
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35 |
Variant 2 holds 35 ECTS instead of 30 ECTS mentioned above. Since most International Relations and/or Political Science degrees will have held some public international law, only 5 ECTS of this course are counted towards eliminating deficiencies.
The course descriptions of the separate courses are available in the Online Course Catalogue Ocasys.
| Last modified: | 05 April 2023 12.15 p.m. |