LLB courses

The LLB courses that are open for exchange students are:

Semester 1

Block 1

• European Law
• International Law, introduction
• International Biomedicine Law and Ethics
• Law and Economics I: Economic Theory and the Law 
• Power, Politics and Values in EU Law

Block 2

• European Private Law and Inequality
• Law and Economics II: Empirical Legal Studies
• Regulating Health Innovations

Block 3 (please note that these courses takes place in January)

• Moot Court in European Union Law 
• Law and Economics III: Digital Legal Studies
• From Theory to Practice: Qualitative Research Methods and Health Technology Policy Analysis

Semester 2

• European Union Law, An Introduction (self study)
• International Law, introduction (self study)

LLM courses

The LLM courses that are open for exchange students are:

Semester 1

Block 1

• Advanced Private Law in Context
• Comparative Law
• Comparative Criminal Law and Procedure
• Consumer Rights in the Digital Single Market
• History and Theory of International Law
• Jurisdiction and Cooperation in Criminal Matters
• Research Training Seminar: Transnational and European Private Law

Block 2

• European Contract Law
• Human Rights in Private Law
• International Criminal Tribunals - Procedural Aspects
• International Criminal Tribunals - Substantive Law
• International Investment Law
• International Trade Law
• International Commercial Arbitration
• Making Markets Beyond the State
• International Refugee Law

Block 3

• Transnational and European Private Law in Practice

Semester 2

Block 1

• EU Private International Law
• European Criminal Law
• European Company Law
• EU Migration Law: Forced and Unforced Migration to the EU
• Foundations of EU Competition Law
• Globalization of Cartel Law
• International Environmental Law
• Transnational Criminal Law

Block 2

• European Tort Law
• European Human Rights Law
• Finance, Security and Insolvency
• International Environmental Law
• International Law and Sustainable Development

Academic calendar

The academic year runs from September to the end of June and is divided into two semesters, each with three blocks.

Study programme

Exchange students are asked to compose their individual study programme consisting of max. 30 credits per semester, using the course catalogue. They may choose LLB courses and LLM courses.

Semester composition

One semester is composed of three blocks. Exchange students take a mix of courses of 30 credits in total per semester which can be divided over the three blocks.

Semester 1: period 1, 2 and 3
Semester 2: period 4, 5 and 6

Please note that there is a limited course offer in the third and sixth blocks because degree seeking students write their thesis in those blocks.

Timetable

Go to the timetable to compose your weekly schedule based on the courses of your interest. Please pay close attention to possible clashing courses in terms of the timing of lectures, tutorials, exams and resit exams.