LLM Technikrecht at TU Bergakademie Freiberg

In addition to sound engineering and scientific knowledge, research and development projects often also require legal expertise. As part of the planning and realisation of a research or other industrial facility, extensive approval procedures are regularly required in order to obtain an operating permit.

Faculty: Faculty of Business Administration (Faculty 6)  |  Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)  |  Study mode: full-time; German-taught  |  Intake: Winter semester and Summer semester  |  Location: Freiberg, Sachsen, Germany

What you will study

The four-semester Master's degree programme in Technology Law (Magister legum/Master of Laws (LL.M.)) focuses on teaching core competencies and skills that are important for the assessment of technology law issues and provide the essential tools for later career entry. The course content ranges from general issues of private, public and European commercial law to in-depth knowledge of labour, commercial and corporate law as well as intellectual property law and specific issues of energy law and plant approval in environmental, nature conservation and construction law.

Career pathways

Career fields: Corporate sector: e.g. in the areas of device and product safety; Corporate consultancies; Universities and other research institutions; Public authorities.

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