Bachelor International Business Law

In today's business world, economic and legal issues are usually closely linked - especially in an export nation like Germany. This results in a high demand for appropriately trained specialists in companies who, as ‘all-rounders’ with knowledge of international legal requirements, can avoid problems, resolve conflicts and organise economic activities in a legally secure manner.
As a ‘Bachelor of Laws’, you will fulfil precisely these requirements, as our interdisciplinary course combines legal and economic content and thus qualifies you for a wide range of (international) professional tasks. The degree programme thus provides you with an independent profile and unique selling point compared to traditional law or business studies.

The degree programme offers you a practice-oriented degree with a wide range of career prospects in Germany and abroad. You will study under excellent conditions on a modern campus and benefit from our many years of experience in an independent department.
Full-time (6 semesters), part-time (8 semesters), co-operative (8 semesters)

Knowledge. What counts in practice.
During your studies, you will gain your first practical work experience abroad and have the opportunity to specialise internationally. You will acquire the interdisciplinary skills to look at complex problems of globalised business life from an interdisciplinary perspective and thus develop better solutions for practical application

1st - 3rd semester: Basic training

In the first three semesters, students receive a broad education in the basic legal and economic subject areas, languages and methodological skills

4th semester onwards: Specialisation

Option to specialise in international business law; some courses taught in English.

6th semester (full-time) 7th semester (part-time): Practical phase

You complete a practical phase in a company.

Final thesis

Bachelor's thesis and final colloquium.

Study specialisation 
From the 4th semester onwards, you will specialise in the in-depth modules in International Commercial Law, International Corporations, International Private Law, International Economic Law, International Economics and Current Issues Common Law in the supplementary compulsory elective area.

Due to its specific international orientation, the degree programme offers a wide range of fields of application.

Practical orientation
Against the background of the increasing internationalisation of economic activities of German companies, there is a broad field of activity at the interface between law and economics.

Bachelor's thesis & entry
Students are given the opportunity to acquire an independent profile that enables them to take on a variety of tasks in internationally active companies, authorities and organisations - both at home and abroad.

Industries & employers
International companies, authorities, organisations, e.g. in contract management, import/export, EU interest groups; self-employment possible.

Typical fields of activity
International assignments, international contract management, international trade, import/export, expansion strategies, EU interest groups.

Take a look at what graduates with our degrees do in and with their professional lives.