LMU Munich Reopens Postgraduate European Law Studies

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) has reopened applications for its postgraduate Rechtswissenschaft (LL.M.Eur.) program, offering specialized training in European and international economic law. This program is designed as a supplementary course of study.

The program is structured to be completed within two semesters. Eligibility requires candidates to hold a German university degree in law, achieving at least 8.0 points in their first state examination. Applicants with foreign university degrees are advised to consult the program's academic advisory service. Proficiency in German is a requisite.

Admission is open for the winter semester start. The university employs a system of free admission, meaning qualified applicants can enroll based on their academic credentials and program prerequisites.

As part of LMU's Faculty of Law, the LL.M.Eur. program aims to provide advanced legal professionals with in-depth knowledge of the evolving landscape of European and international economic law, enhancing their expertise in this complex field.