Entry Requirements

The Masters programme is aimed at national and international law students who either have: 

• A Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) with distinction (min. grade of 2.5),
• A Bachelor’s degree with predominantly legal components (min. grade of 2.5)
• The First State Examination (min. 7.5 points)
• An international equivalent

For applicants whose first language is not English, the awarding universities set a minimum English Language proficiency level: IELTS 6.5 TOEFL 92

Application is made online via the Universoty's website. More here.

Programme Structure

The study programme will be completed in Lüneburg and Glasgow, whereby students will spend the first study year in Lüneburg (October to August) and the second year in Glasgow (September to May).

In Lüneburg, a total of six compulsory modules have to be completed: 

• International Law
• International Economic Law
• European Law
• European Economic Law
• International Private Law
• European Private Law

In Glasgow, in addition to the compulsory module: 

• International Law & International Economic Governance 

Students have the opportunity to choose 3 electives from a wide range of modules in the field of international economic law.

Based on the consolidated knowledge gained in the first study year and the specialisation in one of the core subjects of international economic law in the second study year, students complete their studies at the end of the programme by writing their Masters dissertation.

Entry Requirements

The Masters programme is aimed at national and international law students who either have: 

• A Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) with distinction (min. grade of 2.5),
• A Bachelor’s degree with predominantly legal components (min. grade of 2.5)
• The First State Examination (min. 7.5 points)
• An international equivalent

For applicants whose first language is not English, the awarding universities set a minimum English Language proficiency level: IELTS 6.5 TOEFL 92

Application is made online via the Universoty's website. More here.

Programme Structure

The study programme will be completed in Lüneburg and Glasgow, whereby students will spend the first study year in Lüneburg (October to August) and the second year in Glasgow (September to May).

In Lüneburg, a total of six compulsory modules have to be completed: 

• International Law
• International Economic Law
• European Law
• European Economic Law
• International Private Law
• European Private Law

In Glasgow, in addition to the compulsory module: 

• International Law & International Economic Governance 

Students have the opportunity to choose 3 electives from a wide range of modules in the field of international economic law.

Based on the consolidated knowledge gained in the first study year and the specialisation in one of the core subjects of international economic law in the second study year, students complete their studies at the end of the programme by writing their Masters dissertation.