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LLM Law in a Sustainable and Digital Europe at University of Oldenburg

University of Oldenburg, Germany

Programme overview

Two-semester master in law that gives in-depth knowledge of the legal context and challenges of sustainability and digitalisation in Europe, in English and German.

Faculty: Faculty of Computing Science, Business Administration, Economics and Law  |  Duration: 2 semesters (1 years)  |  Study mode: full-time (English- and German-taught)  |  Intake: Winter semester (October)  |  Location: Oldenburg, Niedersachsen, Germany

What you will study

Modules on the regulation of digitalisation (for example media and telecommunications law), the effect of digital aspects on private and public law, and sustainability-related law in the European multi-level system.

Career pathways

Graduates meet a notable labour-market demand for a deep understanding of technology law and the legal challenges arising from continuing technological change.

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Entry requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent in law (first state examination) or another suitable field comprising at least 240 credit points; in-depth knowledge of European economic law (in particular EU internal market and competition law) is generally expected. No admission restriction.

Intake: Winter semester (October)

Duration: 2 semesters (1 years)

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