Master’s program
Transnational Law (LL.M.)
University of Bremen, Faculty of Law
Germany
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University of Bremen, Faculty of Law
Applications openMar 01, 2027
Application deadlineApr 30, 2027
Opportunity details
The important facts at a glance
Tuition statusNo tuition / tuition-free institution
Who can apply
Review the official criteria before applying
Ugandan applicants are eligible as international applicants. Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree in law or an equivalent qualification representing at least 240 ECTS credits or four years of university study. A three-year undergraduate degree by itself is explicitly not sufficient. Applicants must also demonstrate English proficiency at C1 level.
About this opportunity
Program overview and application information
The Transnational Law LL.M. at the University of Bremen is a one-year, two-semester English-taught master\'s programme examining law beyond traditional national boundaries. Students study areas such as transnational human rights, migration, labour law, security law, intellectual property, maritime law, IT law, company law, environmental law, dispute resolution and comparative law.
Benefits
The University of Bremen charges no tuition fees to European or international students in this programme. Students pay a semester contribution of approximately EUR 380 per semester, covering items including student services, administrative contributions and a local public-transport ticket. The programme awards an LL.M. after two semesters of English-taught postgraduate legal study. The Faculty of Law and University of Bremen do not provide a programme scholarship, so living expenses, travel, accommodation, insurance and visa costs must be financed separately.
Requirements
Applicants must provide evidence of a law degree or equivalent qualification amounting to at least 240 ECTS or four years of undergraduate university study, proof of English proficiency at C1 level, a curriculum vitae and a motivation letter of no more than 2,000 words. Applicants must satisfy the University\'s formal master\'s admission requirements and submit the required evidence through the online application system.
How to apply
Apply through the University of Bremen\'s MOIN online application portal between 1 March and 30 April for admission to the following winter semester. Complete the online application for Transnational Law and upload the required degree documentation, C1 English-language evidence, curriculum vitae and motivation letter by the deadline.
Benefits
The University of Bremen charges no tuition fees to European or international students in this programme. Students pay a semester contribution of approximately EUR 380 per semester, covering items including student services, administrative contributions and a local public-transport ticket. The programme awards an LL.M. after two semesters of English-taught postgraduate legal study. The Faculty of Law and University of Bremen do not provide a programme scholarship, so living expenses, travel, accommodation, insurance and visa costs must be financed separately.
Requirements
Applicants must provide evidence of a law degree or equivalent qualification amounting to at least 240 ECTS or four years of undergraduate university study, proof of English proficiency at C1 level, a curriculum vitae and a motivation letter of no more than 2,000 words. Applicants must satisfy the University\'s formal master\'s admission requirements and submit the required evidence through the online application system.
How to apply
Apply through the University of Bremen\'s MOIN online application portal between 1 March and 30 April for admission to the following winter semester. Complete the online application for Transnational Law and upload the required degree documentation, C1 English-language evidence, curriculum vitae and motivation letter by the deadline.
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