LMU Munich Opens Enrollment for Postgraduate Law Program

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) has announced the opening of enrollment for its "Rechtswissenschaft (Magister Legum (postgradual))" program, a postgraduate offering in jurisprudence. This program is specifically tailored for individuals who have completed a law degree outside of Germany and seek to gain advanced knowledge of the German legal system.

The 'Magister Legum (postgradual)' program has a standard duration of two semesters, with instruction conducted in German. The university outlines the program as supplementary, expansive, and as additional studies. It is particularly aimed at applicants who have achieved top academic standing in their prior foreign legal education.

Formal eligibility requires a general university admission qualification. Admission to the program is based on available study places, with enrollment commencing exclusively in the winter semester. The program is administered by LMU's Faculty of Law.

Participants are required to pay the university's basic student fee as well as a semester ticket contribution. Detailed information regarding the program's curriculum, application procedures, and specific requirements can be found on LMU's official website and through the academic advising services of the Faculty of Law.