International Economic Law

LL.M. (Master of Laws)

Subjects: Law, Economics, International Law, European Law, Economic Law

LL.M.

Degree

120

ECTS

English only

Language

Winter semester: 01 Jun

Application Deadlines

2 Years (starting: Winter semester)

Duration

€ 2318 - € 4271

Tuition Fees (per semester)

Start Dates: Winter Semester: October
Starting: Winter semester
Mode of admission:: local admission restriction
Application:: uni-assist
Study mode:: On campus
Registration Fee & Tuition Information:: Leuphana: no tuition fees. Glasgow: 15,000 GBP (around 17,085 EUR) per year. West Indies: 10,000 USD (around 9,270 EUR) per year.

Program Video

Six Reasons to choose this Master's Program

2 years + 3 universities = 2 LL.M. degrees

You will graduate with a double LL.M. degree from Leuphana University Lüneburg and the University of Glasgow or the University of the West Indies.

A globally unique program

The program is unique because it combines public and private law, European and international law, and economics and legal sciences. It’s really one of a kind.

Strong career chances

International economic law is fundamental to the business world; therefore, when you finish this master’s program, you’ll be prepared to work in management positions at all types of organizations, from multinational corporations to governmental and nongovernmental organizations.

Choose among spectacular major specializations

Corporate and financial law, intellectual property and the digital economy, international commercial law, international competition law and policy, international economic law, international law, or international law and security.

Study the first year in one of Germany’s most beautiful cities

During the first two semesters, you’ll live and study in Lüneburg, a marvelous German city combining an old medieval town with a modern atmosphere that attracts young people.

Study your second year at the University of Glasgow or the University of the West Indies

You can either choose to go to the University of Glasgow in Scotland, one of the oldest universities in the English-speaking world, or to the University of the West Indies in Barbados, the largest university in the English-speaking Caribbean.

How do you want to continue?

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Course Description

Imagine the following scenario: you spend your first year of study in one of the most beautiful cities in Germany deepening in the foundations of International, European or Economic Law. During the following year, you get to choose between going to the University of Glasgow in Scotland or the University of the West Indies in Barbados, where you have the option to choose one breathtaking major. And at the end of these two years, you won’t have one but a double LL.M degree. This can be your reality if you choose the LL.M. "International Economic Law" from Leuphana University Lüneburg which is organized in cooperation with the University of Glasgow in Scotland and the University of the West Indies in Barbados. Make this your reality!

Target Groups

The LL.M. International Economic Law is intended for law students holders of a first academic degree such as:

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
Bachelor’s degree with predominantly legal components
First State Examination
International equivalent

wishing to further their knowledge in the field of international economic law.

Requirements

Qualification Requirements

The application requirements for the study program in “International Economic Law” are:

Bachelor's (Undergraduate) Degree

Previous degree (or equivalent) to:

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.),

Bachelor’s degree with predominantly legal components,

First State Examination.

Minimum ECTS required:

(not mentioned)*.

At least 60 CP in law modules.

*Even if you have not completed your Bachelor's degree you may apply for this program. You have to prove successfully completed courses at 81% of the required total performance (total performance of 180 CP or 210 CP depending on your study program).