Economic Law (graduate)

The advanced study course in business law deepens the knowledge acquired in the basic course and, if applicable, during employment. Students usually specialize in one subject area, e.g. corporate and tax law or insurance law. There are also master's courses that cover a broad spectrum of business law.

The course leads to a second university degree that qualifies them for a profession.

You can also study business law as part of distance learning and part-time courses.

Modules (examples):

• Employment law
• Banking and securities regulatory law
• Accounting law
• Corporate law
• Commercial law
• Internet law
• Legal work practice
• Capital market law
• Credit and insurance law
• Performance appraisal
• Outplacement
• Accounting, cost accounting, cost systems
• Tax and financial law
• Corporate crises: restructuring and reorganization
• Contract law
• Commercial law, commercial administrative law, commercial criminal law

Practical study content:

• Depending on the university, Internships, practical modules, practical semesters (e.g. in a commercial law firm, possibly also abroad)