German-Polish Law degree course (Master's degree) European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder)

Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

German and Polish Private Law, German and Polish Criminal Law, German and Polish Public Law

Annotation

Do you want to study two European legal systems in two countries and two languages at the same time? From civil and criminal law through public law to international legal issues and comparative law topics: with the German-Polish Law degree, you will gain comprehensive knowledge.
The German-Polish Law degree course is offered in cooperation with Adam Mickiewicz University Poznań, Poland. By working with two legal systems, cultures and languages on a daily basis, internationality becomes part of everyday life. You can acquire three degrees in just five years: Bachelor’s academic degree (LLB), Master’s academic degree (LLM) and the Polish Master’s degree (mgr).

At Viadrina, around 4,000 young people from more than 100 countries worldwide study at a unique location: on a cross-border campus in the European twin city of Frankfurt (Oder)-Słubice, our students experience the convergence of Europe with all its opportunities and challenges. They study at the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder) and the Collegium Polonicum in Słubice, which are within walking distance of each other. By working with two legal systems, cultures and languages on a daily basis, internationality becomes part of everyday life.

At the European University Viadrina, we value individual support and personal teaching. Short communication channels and a collaborative atmosphere create optimal conditions for successful academic studies. With 280 partner universities worldwide, we offer you optimal conditions for a semester abroad. All students are free to enrol in the degree course.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

More information regarding admission requirements

Admission requirements

Application is only possible with a higher education entrance qualification. With regard to Polish higher education law, admission to the Master's degree course is unfortunately also only possible with a general higher education entrance qualification. However, admission to the Bachelor's degree is possible with other types of higher education entrance qualification.

Students whose native language is not German must have a sufficient command of the German language (DSH examination)

Tuition fees

More information regarding tuition fees

no tuition fees, only a semester contribution including semester ticket for local public transport

Main language

German

Further languages

Polish