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Studying Law at the University of Bremen
A law degree offers a wide range of career options – from traditional legal practice to careers in finance, politics or international organisations.
This page provides an overview of the law programme at the University of Bremen. The individual tiles below link to further information on study structure, application, student advisory services and campus life.
Why study law in Bremen?
The law programme at the University of Bremen combines a comprehensive legal education with commitment to social responsibility and interdisciplinary perspectives.
Key feature of the Bremen law programme include:
- the opportunity to complete an integrated Bachelor degree (Bachelor of Laws) while preparing for the First State Examination in Law
- a cleary structured study schedule
- an early engagement in academic research
- academic support within a structured learning environment
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Why study in Bremen?
- the opportunity to complete an integrated Bachelor degree (Bachelor of Laws) while preparing for the First State Examination in Law
- a cleary structured study schedule
- an early engagement in academic research
- academic support within a structured learning environment
The law programme
Law studies at Bremen University are completed with the First State Examination in Law.
Throughout your studies, you will gain a comprehensive undertstanding of:
- Civil law
- Criminal law
- Public law
Your studies will also include key qualifications, foundational subjects and a specialised are of focus.
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Application and admission
Here you can find information on:
- Admission requirements
- Application deadlines
- Application procedure
- Study start (winter semester)
Advisory services and orientation
Uncertain whether law is the right path for you?
We offer support to help you explore your options:
- Subject-specific advice
- Information events
- Pre-study orientation programmes
- Dedicated Contact persons