Faculty of Law
In the Name of Justice
Jurisprudence is largely concerned with applicable law. A scholarly approach enhances the analysis of the fundamentals of law and the scrutiny of current legal practice. The study of jurisprudence provides the foundational knowledge that is required for legal professions and allows students to gain first insights into legal practice.
Study Programs
The degree programs offered by the Faculty of Law comprise Bachelor's and Master's degree programs, an individual doctorate, and structured PhD programs.
Faculty of Law: Studies
Institutes and Centers
Institute for International Law and Comparative Constitutional Law (IVR)
Kriminologisches Institut (in German)
Center of Cognitive Science, Ethics and Law (CCSEL)
Zentrum Kunst und Recht (ZKR)(in German)
Zentrum für liechtensteinisches Recht (ZLR) (in German)
Center for Intellectual Property & Competition Law (CIPCO)
Center for Islamic and Middle Eastern Legal Studies (CIMELS)
Center for Legislative Studies (ZfR)
Center for Legal History Research (ZrF)
Zentrum für Stiftungsrecht (in German)