Legal Tech University of Regensburg
- Degree
- Master of Laws
- Standard period of study (amount)
- 2 semesters
- Location
- Regensburg
Overview and admission
Study Type
graduate
Admission semester
Winter Semester only
Area of study
- Computer Science
- Information Systems and Management
- Public Law
- Private Law, Civil Law
- Data Science
Focus
Law: Fundamental rights, constitutional law, administrative law, European law, German Civil Code (BGB) I+II, law of obligations, property law, employment law, commercial law and corporate law, Digital Law: Public (media, data protection, telecommunications), private (consumers, competition, privacy, data protection, digital contract law), Computer Science: Introduction, Web Technologies, Data Science + Text Mining, Digitalisation + Law, Logic for Lawyers, Legal Tech, Digital Transformation, Business Informatics: Databases in Companies, IT Security
Target group
The degree course LLM Legal Tech is a continuing education degree course. Therefore, only applicants who have at least one year of suitable professional experience at the time of application will be admitted. This can be, for example, a legal role as a lawyer or as an employee in a company or government authority. Work involving the digitalisation of law would be preferable, but this is not absolutely necessary.
Annotation
The LLB Digital Law is aimed at students with an interest in law and technology. The degree course is a very good alternative to the classical law degree, as it imparts knowledge of civil and public law, but does not lead to the state examination. Graduates who have successfully completed both the LLB Digital Law and the state examination programme have excellent career prospects. Such a double degree is possible. Previous knowledge of computer science is an advantage, but is not required. The aim is not to turn students into computer scientists – it is to improve their ability to engage in dialogue when graduates later need to collaborate across disciplines and apply technical knowledge in legal processes.
Admission modus
Selection procedure / qualifying examination
Admission requirements
First or Second State Examination in Law or First State Examination in Law with a score of at least 5.5 or equivalent academic degree with at least eight semesters standard period of study (240 credit points); As a rule, no less than one year of qualified professional experience, proof of course-specific aptitude; This is provided by a successfully completed aptitude procedure.
Lecture period
- Winter semester 2026/2027: 12.10.2026 - 05.02.2027The lecture period is interrupted from 24.12.2026 to 6.01.2027 and on 01.11. 2026.
- Summer semester 2027: 12.04.2027 - 16.07.2027The lecture period is interrupted on 26 May 2026.
Tuition fees
The fees fee is due in two instalments of EUR 4,990 each. The first instalment is due upon enrolment; the second instalment is due at the time of re-registration for the second study semester.
Languages of instruction
Main language
German
