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optional specialisation
Educational organisation
First semester: focus on basics in German law and some optional subjectssecond semester: optional lectures and seminar
second or third semester: Master's thesis
Forms of assessment
Two oral tests in one mandatory and one optional lecture; one seminar paper; Master's thesis; ECTS points optionalLanguage requirements
German: TestDaF 4 or DSH 2 (or equivalent), minimum B2 (European reference framework)Required DSH / TestDaF
YesAcademic requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a (four-year) legal programme, foreign professional qualification
- proficiency in German language at level DSH 2 (intermediate) or equivalent
Enrolment fees
Social fee: approx. 65 EUR per semesterCosts of living
Approx. 750 EUR per month to cover personal expensesJob opportunities
Due to the intensive nature of the programme, students will have only limited time for part-time jobs.Funding opportunities within the university
Students coming to Bayreuth from a partner university may have the opportunity to receive some financial support from the University of Bayreuth.http://www.international-office.uni-bayreuth.de/en/05_Grants/index.html
Arrival support
The International Office with its Service for International Students (SIS) assists students before and upon arrival (mailing of information, pick-up service from the station). It offers assistance in all administrative matters including registration and enrolment.Services and support for international students
The International Office with its Service for International Students (SIS) offers administrative, academic, and social support before and during the semester.Accommodation
The International Office offers assistance in finding accommodation in a student residence (rent approx. 120 EUR to 200 EUR per month) or private accommodation (250 EUR to 400 EUR).However, a search on the private market as a backup is advisable. You can find links to the private market on our website.