LL.M. in German Law

The two-semester LL.M. in German Law program is designed for prospective students who, after successfully completing a law degree abroad, wish to acquire a fundamental understanding of the structures and principles of German law. The program provides students with the specialized knowledge and skills necessary to independently analyze and resolve complex legal issues and questions in the field of German law. In addition, the program aims to develop students’ ability to conduct academic research in the field of German law.

The written application must be received by the  Arbeits- und Servicestelle für internationale Studienbewerbungen e.V. by June 15 (see §3 (1) of the Admission Regulations).

For information on the requirements for admission to the program and the content relevant to examinations, please refer to the  Admission Regulations (PDF, 425 kB) and the  Examination Regulations (PDF, 3.25 MB).

To support successful studies, the  Language Center at Osnabrück University offers international students language courses at levels A1, A2, B1, B2, and C1 of the “Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.” The various courses offer students the opportunity to consolidate their general language skills, systematically develop their knowledge of academic German, and become familiar with academic research methods.
In addition, the  Law Writing Center regularly offers workshops and seminars for law students.

To support successful studies, the  Language Center at the University of Osnabrück offers international students language courses at levels A1, A2, B1, B2, and C1 of the "Common European Framework of Reference for Languages." The various courses offer students the opportunity to consolidate their general language skills, systematically develop their knowledge of academic German, and become familiar with academic working methods.
In addition, the  Schreibberatung Jura regularly offers workshops and seminars for law students.