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Faculty of Law

Why Study Law in Bremen?

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The law programme at the University of Bremen combines a solid legal education with modern teaching formats and diverse academic opportunities - ideal for anyone who does not only want to study traditional legal theory but also pursue a practical and future-orientated course of study.

 

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🎓 A Future-Orienatated Degree Programme - Two Degrees in One

In Bremen you complete Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) while you study for the First State Examination in Law. This integrated approach gives your more flexibility after graduation:

  • You can start your legal clerkship,
  • complete a Master's programme,
  • enter a different profession.

 

Fields of Specialisation

Students at Bremern University can choose between different fields of specialisation, which go beyond the traditional subjects and relate to current social issues, for example:

  • climate and environment law
  • international commercial law
  • penal law and crime policy
  • labour and social security
  • transnational law
  • philosophy - history - reality
Updated by: Raphael Himmelskamp
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