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BSP Business & Law School: Top English-taught Study Programs (2026/2027)

BSP Business & Law School is a private, state-recognized university for management and law with campuses in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Düsseldorf. Founded in 2009 and family-run, it unites four faculties under one roof: Business and Management, Applied Sport Sciences & Personality, Creative Business, and the university-level Faculty of Law. Around 2,100 students study at the four campuses under the same concept – in small groups and with faculty who are there for them without fixed office hours. 

The portfolio ranges from eight bachelor's and ten master's programs to the State Examination in Law, and three programs are taught entirely in English.

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BSP Business & Law School is a private, state-recognized university for management and law with campuses in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Düsseldorf. Founded in 2009 and family-run, it unites four faculties under one roof: Business and Management, Applied Sport Sciences & Personality, Creative Business, and the university-level Faculty of Law. Around 2,100 students study at the four campuses under the same concept – in small groups and with faculty who are there for them without fixed office hours. 

The portfolio ranges from eight bachelor's and ten master's programs to the State Examination in Law, and three programs are taught entirely in English. Admission requires no numerus clausus and has no application deadline; what counts is your personal admissions interview. 84 partner universities worldwide, close ties to industry, and institutional accreditation by the German Council of Science and Humanities stand for what BSP promises at every campus: well-founded, practical, personal.

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BSP: Top English Programs

BSP: Top English Programs

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Personal, not anonymous: professors who know your name

Small groups, open doors

Small groups, open doors
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Study where the law firms and corporations are

4 cities, countless options

4 cities, countless options
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Law with State Examination – no admission restriction

Integrated LL.B. included

Integrated LL.B. included

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Five reasons to study at BSP

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Top group in the CHE University Ranking
Business Administration and Business Psychology rank top for first-year support, on-time graduation, and industry contact – Business also for internationalization. → More Info
2
Study now, pay only once you're earning
The Brain Capital education fund covers your tuition throughout your studies. You start repaying only once you've graduated and are earning a salary. → More Info
3
84 partner universities for your semester abroad
Via Erasmus+, BSP's own exchange programs, or Study Abroad, you can go worldwide. The International Office guides you from destination choice to credit recognition. → More Info
4
Real projects with Allianz, SAP, and Axel Springer
From Boston Consulting Group to Deutsche Bahn: around 50 companies open their doors for hands-on projects, expert talks, and site visits – and your project semester. → More Info
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Applied sciences and university in one
Three practice-oriented faculties plus a university-level Faculty of Law: BSP combines both types of higher education – accredited by the German Council of Science. → More Info