Общая Информация по Программе обучения "Jurisprudence"

• Уровень: Госэкзамен
• Диплом: Staatsexamen
• Язык обучения: Немецкий
• Начало обучения: Зимний семестр
  Летний семестр
• Срок обучения: 9 семестров
• Форма обучения: Полная
• Учебные кредиты: 270 ECTS
• Стоимость: € 0 / Семестр
• Семестровый взнос: € 299.34 / семестр
• Правила приема: На основе конкурса
• Минимальный уровень немецкого: C1

Карьерные перспективы по завершению программы обучения "Jurisprudence"

The demand side of the labor market for lawyers is essentially determined by the following three areas of activity:

- Justice and the administration of justice
- Public administration
- Economy and associations

Justice and administration of justice

The hope of a job in the judiciary (e.g. as a judge) will only come true for very few graduates. Only the best are used here. 80% of lawyers with the second state examination work as lawyers. The number of licensed attorneys has roughly doubled from the early 1990s to the present day, while the need for legal advice has not increased by the same amount.

Lawyers striving to become self-employed should first gain professional experience as employees in a law firm. Here, skills can be acquired that are essential for independence: the deepening of professional and social skills.

But here too - especially in the larger law firms - high demands are now placed on young lawyers, such as distinction exams, knowledge of foreign languages ​​or even a doctorate. In addition, there is increased regional mobility, for example the willingness to work in another federal state or, after a certain training period, abroad.

Public administration

The demand for administrative lawyers is declining in view of the tight public budgets. However, not all positions of administrative lawyers who are going into retirement can be saved, so there will be constant demand in the future, albeit at a low level.

Economy and associations

In addition to traditional legal activities in the judiciary, administration of justice and administration, lawyers have numerous different development opportunities in the economy. However, legal scholars interested in this area should also have a qualification profile that is tailored to the private sector. On the other hand, the qualification as a fully qualified lawyer is not absolutely necessary for a job in the economy. In this context, reference is made to the above-mentioned bachelor's degree programs with legal modules (in Münster e.g. "Economics and Law" or "Politics and Law"), which can open up professional fields in these areas.

Международный обмен по программе обучения "Jurisprudence"

In times of globalization and a world that is growing ever closer together, international courses of study are becoming increasingly popular. Anyone who wants more than “just” to sniff the air of another country for a semester is in good hands with an international course. The Faculty of Law offers both international options for its own students and courses for foreign students. For example, the Münster student can acquire a Master of Laws (LL.M.) at one of the numerous partner universities around the world. For foreign students, the Faculty of Law offers the same degree as part of the “German Law” master’s course.

The Faculty of Law promotes the mobility of its students and maintains numerous partnerships with faculties throughout Europe, from Spain to Poland to Northern Iceland, as part of the ERASMUS program. The program at the faculty is not limited to sending students out into the wide world: every semester, many law students from all over Europe come to Münster and experience everyday German student life.

The international partnerships of the Faculty of Law are long-running: it is not only closely integrated into the European ERASMUS and SOCRATES programs, but also maintains contacts with more than eighty European and non-European universities. In doing so, it consciously promotes the international exchange of students and scientists.

Стажировки и практика в программе обучения "Jurisprudence"

The practical study period is an admission requirement for the state compulsory subject examination. The legal basis for this is Section 8 of the NRW Legal Training Act. The practical study period lasts a total of 3 months and is usually completed in two parts during the lecture-free period. Part of this takes 6 weeks in the administration of justice, primarily with a lawyer or in the legal department of a commercial enterprise, the other 6 weeks with an administrative authority. The internships can also be divided into three-week sections.