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A full legal education is currently offered by only three private universities: EBS University of Business and Law in Wiesbaden, BSP Business & Law School Berlin and Bucerius Law School in Hamburg. In addition, however, there are a large number of private universities of applied sciences that offer Bachelor's and Master's degrees in business law.
I will present all of these degree programmes in detail here, with the final degrees of State Examination, Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws.
Overview of all Courses
We have a total of 33 courses in the field of Legal Sciences. The first 30 top courses are displayed. Use the filter function or our search to discover more courses in the field.
- Distance learning program
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
- 6 Semester
- online
- German
- Business Administration and Management Studies including fundamentals of general business administration, project management, financial mathematics, English for Business, legal working techniques such…
The distance learning course "Business Law" offered by the European Distance University Hamburg GmbH provides a comprehensive insight into business and legal topics. Students acquire in-depth knowledge in business law, business management, accounting, commercial law, and contract drafting. The course covers subjects such as business administration, project management, financial mathematics, labor law, controlling, European law, and mediation. Practical seminars and an International Seminar complement the theoretical studies. Graduates receive the title "Bachelor of Laws" upon successful completion of the 36-month course.
- Distance learning program
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
- 6 Semester
- online
- German
- Introduction to Private Business Law I, Introduction to Academic Work, Business Administration, Basics of Civil Law I, Project Management, Introduction to Private Business Law II, Basics of Civil Law …
The Bachelor's degree program in Business Law at IU International University combines legal and business content and prepares students for a career at the intersection of law and business. During their studies, students acquire knowledge in legal areas such as civil law, business law, labor law, and international law. In addition, they learn about basic business principles such as financial management, marketing, and corporate management. Graduates of the program can work in companies, law firms, or other institutions that require a connection between law and business.
- Distance learning program
- Master of Laws (LL.M.)
- 4 Semester
- online
- German
- Legal framework for companies in digital transformation, competition and copyright law, drafting complex commercial contracts, European law in relation to national law, civil procedure and conflict re…
The master's program in Business Law at IU International University provides a deep understanding of the complex relationships between law and business. Students acquire solid knowledge in the fields of national and international business law as well as in related areas such as tax law, labor law, or IP law. The practice-oriented focus of the program prepares students for a career in a variety of companies or institutions, as well as in law firms or consulting firms.
- Distance learning program
- Master of Laws (LL.M.)
- 2 Semester
- online
- German
- Legal framework for companies in digital transformation, design of complex commercial contracts, Seminar: Tax aspects of contract design, IPR and international law, civil procedure and conflict resolu…
The master's program in Contract Law lasts 2-4 semesters in full-time study, depending on the prerequisites, or 4-8 semesters in part-time study. You will deal with topics such as the design of complex business contracts and deepen your knowledge in areas such as antitrust law or insolvency law.
- Distance learning program
- Master of Laws (LL.M.)
- 3 Semester
- Hamburg
- German
- Data protection and cybersecurity, insolvency law, methodology and contract law, labor law, corporate law, compliance, business development management, company valuation, balance sheet and tax law, co…
The part-time Master's program in Business Law (LL.M.) at the European Distance University Hamburg is aimed at graduates of business sciences and related courses who work in an entrepreneurial environment. With a focus on legal skills in the business context, the course offers six specializations, including labor law, mergers & acquisitions, and tax law. Students learn practical skills for risk recognition and interdisciplinarity for entrepreneurial solutions. The program includes face-to-face and virtual seminars as well as digital learning modules such as online tutorials and flashcards.
- On-campus program
- Master of Science (M.Sc.)
- 4 Semester
- Cologne
- German
- Multivariate analysis methods, testing and decision-making, introduction to probabilistic test theory, reception of current research results, methods of conversation management, legal basics, empirica…
Discover the fascination of forensic psychology with our Master's program at Fresenius University of Applied Sciences. This unique program combines in-depth psychological insights with solid legal knowledge to prepare you for a career at the interface between psychology and law. You will be introduced to the art of multivariate analysis methods, learn the basics of probabilistic test theory, and deepen your understanding of the legal foundations essential for the practice of forensic psychology.
Jurisprudence
Bucerius Law School
Business Law
RFH – University of Applied Science
Business Law
SRH University Heidelberg
Business Law
DIPLOMA University of Applied Sciences
Jurisprudence
EBS University of Business and Law
Business Law
FOM University of Applied Sciences
Master of Law and Business
Bucerius Law School
International Business and Corporate Law
SRH University Heidelberg
Compliance and Corporate Security
RFH – University of Applied Science
Business Law
PFH Private University of Applied Sciences
Business Law Online
Hamburger Fern-Hochschule
Business Law
International School of Management
Business Law Online
Hamburger Fern-Hochschule
Business Law with International Aspects
DIPLOMA University of Applied Sciences
Jurisprudence
BSP Business and Law School
Business Law
SRH Fernhochschule - The Mobile University
Digital Management for Legal & Compliance
BSP Business and Law School
Law, Politics and Economics
EBS University of Business and Law
Which Law School is the best?
Unfortunately, I cannot answer the question of which law school is the best, because this depends on various factors. However, you can base your decision on the following criteria, for example:
- Where is the university located? Does the location of the university suit you and your requirements?
- How big is the university? Very small universities like GGS are often more expensive, but the support is much more intensive.
- Is the university a university of applied sciences or a university? Universities are usually entitled to award doctorates and offer the opportunity to take the state examination, for example.
Here you will find a brief profile of the most interesting law schools:
Bucerius Law School: Buerius Law School is a private, state-recognised university based in Hamburg. The university was founded in 2000 as Germany's first private law school by the non-profit ZEIT-Stiftung Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius. In the winter semester 2019/2020, a total of 858 students were enrolled at the university. Special feature: As a university, the university is entitled to award doctorates and also offers the First Legal Examination in Law.
BSP Business & Law School: BSP Business & Law School Berlin is a private university of applied sciences located in Berlin, Germany. The university was founded in 2009, and a total of 1,324 students were enrolled at the university in the 2019/2020 winter semester. The BSP offers a variety of degree programmes in the field of business and law and places particular emphasis on practice-oriented education and close links with business. The Faculty of Law has university status and accordingly offers law studies leading to a state examination.
EBS University of Business and Law: EBS University is a private, state-approved university based in Wiesbaden, Hesse, with an additional location in Oestrich-Winkel. The university was founded in 1971 and the business school is the oldest private university for business administration in Germany. In the winter semester 2019/2020, a total of 1,931 students were enrolled at EBS. In addition to Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes in business administration, the university also offers a law programme leading to a state examination. Special feature: As a university, EBS is entitled to award doctorates.
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences: Fresenius University of Applied Sciences is one of the largest private universities of applied sciences and was founded in 1848. The university is based in Idstein in Hesse, but also has campuses in Berlin, Munich and Hamburg. In the winter semester 2019/2020, a total of 12,991 students were enrolled at the university. In addition to business degree programmes, which are also offered in part-time forms, the university offers a Bachelor of Laws in Business Law at its campus in Hamburg.
RFH - University of Applied Science: The RFH - University of Applied Science is a private, state-approved university of applied sciences based in Cologne. The university was founded in 1985. 6,203 students were enrolled at the university in the winter semester 2019/2020. In addition to a Bachelor's degree in business law, the university offers, for example, a Master's degree in tax law.
The cost of a private law degree
If you want to study law privately, you have to pay at least 6,500 euros per semester, a total of between 50,000 and 60,000 euros in tuition fees. Then there are the living costs, which in Hamburg are around 600-800 euros per month. There are also the living costs for semesters abroad, which are compulsory at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, for example.
It is cheaper at the private universities of applied sciences, which mainly offer Bachelor's and Master's programmes in business law. A Bachelor's programme in business law costs between 15,000 and 30,000 euros in tuition fees.
Here is an overview of the tuition fees in law and economics degree programmes:
Course | University | Fees | |
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Business Law, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | SRH University Heidelberg | from 24120 € total from 670 € monthly | |
Jurisprudence, Staatsexamen On-campus program | Bucerius Law School | from 51600 € total | |
Jurisprudence, Staatsexamen On-campus program | EBS University of Business and Law | from 61740 € total | |
Business Law, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | RFH – University of Applied Science | from 19764 € total from 549 € monthly | |
Business Law, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | Fresenius University of Applied Sciences | from 30600 € total from 850 € monthly | |
Jura Plus, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | Bucerius Law School | from 43000 € total |
By the way, most private universities support their students intensively in financing their studies, for example through scholarships and student loans as well as instalment payments. So don't be put off by the high tuition fees, but discuss with your chosen university what financing options the university offers.
Law state examination or first law examination at private universities
Law studies leading to the First Legal Examination are currently offered by only 3 private universities: Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, BSP Business and Law School and EBS University of Business and Law in Wiesbaden. Students have to dig deep into their pockets for these courses - private law studies cost between 50,000 and 60,000 euros.
Jurisprudence, state examination at Bucerius Law School: Bucerius Law School, founded in 2000 by the ZEIT Foundation Ebelin and Gerd Bucerius, is a small private university based in Hamburg. Currently, between 500 and 600 men and women study law there. The university calls its law programme "Jura Plus". The programme concludes with several degrees, namely a Bachelor of Laws after 10 trimesters and finally the First Law Examination after 12 trimesters. The 7th trimester is a semester abroad, which students spend at one of Bucerius Law School's partner universities. The tuition fees are 4,300 euros per trimester or a total of 51,600 euros, but the law school also awards scholarships.
Jurisprudence, state examination at EBS University of Business and Law: EBS University is a private university of Business and Law with its main campus in Wiesbaden and an additional campus in Oestrich-Winkel. The university was founded in 1971 and currently has just under 2,000 students enrolled. The law programme is offered at the Wiesbaden location and lasts a total of 8 semesters until the First Law Examination. The focus of the programme is on business law. In about 5 years of study, students acquire a total of 3 academic degrees: the LL.B., the First Legal Examination and, optionally, a Master's degree. In addition, students complete a semester abroad. The programme costs a total of just under 60,000 euros in tuition fees.
Jurisprudence, Staatsexamen at BSP Business and Law School: BSP Business & Law School Berlin is a private university of applied sciences based in Berlin. The Faculty of Law has university status, is state-recognised and successfully concept-accredited by the German Science Council. The law programme is offered at the Berlin location and lasts nine semesters in full-time study. The programme starts in the winter semester or summer semester. Tuition fees are 1,050 euros per month. Students earn a total of two degrees: the First State Examination in Law and a Bachelor of Laws.
Study business law privately
In contrast to law, the subject of business law is offered at many private universities, predominantly by universities of applied sciences. Business law combines basic legal training with business administration modules. Most Bachelor's degrees in business law conclude with a Bachelor of Laws, most Master's degrees in business law with a Master of Law.
In the LL.B. Business Law at Fresenius University of Applied Sciences, for example, the course of study is as follows:
- Semester 1: Fundamentals of Business Administration, Accounting, Business Communication, Fundamentals of Civil Law and Legal Working Techniques, Project Management and Presentation Techniques, Business Mathematics
- Semester 2: Financial analysis, human resource management and leadership, general contract law, labour law, commercial law, corporate law, academic work
- Semester 3: Special law of obligations, chattel law, commercial administrative law, European law, commercial criminal law, compliance and data protection law, intellectual property law, digital economy law, tax law, insolvency law, basic principles of economics
- Semester 4: International and Intercultural Management, Data Science and Data Analytics, Digital Transformation, Focus I
- Semester 5: Business planning game, practical project, business ethics and sustainability, focus II
- Semester 6: Mediation and Civil Procedure Law, Negotiating and Designing in Business Law, Legal Risk Management and Legal Tech, Compulsory Elective Module, Bachelor Colloquium, Bachelor Thesis
Here are the most important Bachelor's degrees in Business Law at private universities at a glance:
Course | University | Fees | |
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Business Law, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | SRH University Heidelberg | from 24120 € total from 670 € monthly | |
Business Law, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | RFH – University of Applied Science | from 19764 € total from 549 € monthly | |
Business Law, Bachelor of Laws Distance learning program | IU International University of Applied Sciences | from 15063 € total from 259 € monthly | |
Business Law, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | International School of Management | from 35820 € total | |
Business Law, Bachelor of Laws On-campus program | Fresenius University of Applied Sciences | from 30600 € total from 850 € monthly |
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