Information Law University of Oldenburg

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Annotation

Your legal expertise for the digital transformation!
Cloud computing and e-commerce create new contractual relationships; in the smart home or in autonomous machines, liability must be clarified and data protection becomes a comprehensive requirement. Rapid digitalisation is affecting almost all areas of life – and raising numerous new legal questions.
By combining legal expertise in information law with knowledge of the IT sector, you will have a qualification that is in constant demand – from government regulations on telecommunications to copyright law for software. With the renowned and internationally recognised LLM academic degree, you will successfully position yourself in the legal job market.

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

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Admission requirements

1. First degree (e.g. state examination in Law or a Diploma, Bachelor's or Master's degree from a university or equivalent qualification, including a transcript of records)
2. At least one year of professional activity or
3. A two-year legal traineeship after the first legal examination or
4. Comparable training

Tuition fees

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Main language

German