Bucerius Law School

Established in 2000, Bucerius Law School is Germany's first private law school. It has approximately 700 students at its Hamburg campus and offers programmes focused on business law and international legal studies.

This subject-specific exchange partner is suitable for students in the following subject area(s) only:

  • Global Law

Teaching is available in English. Students should be able to take a full course load in English at this institution.


Visit the admission page for information on eligibility, application requirements, deadlines, and the steps involved in applying as an exchange student.

Admission and application at the Bucerius Law School

Visit the academics page for information about the exchange program’s courses, academic structure, and study opportunities available to exchange students.

Academics at the Bucerius Law School


Visit the finances page for information on program costs, fees, and other financial considerations:

Finance information from the Bucerius Law School

Visit the DAAD’s finances page for helpful information on living costs, funding opportunities, scholarships, and other financial considerations for international students.

Learn more about finances in Germany


Visit the Student Services page for information about the accommodation, services, resources, and practical support available to exchange students throughout their stay.

Learn more about student services at the Bucerius Law School


Explore the exchange program, including study opportunities, application information, and what to expect as an exchange student.

Exchange Program at Bucerius

Learn more about Bucerius Law School’s international profile, community, and global outlook.

Internationality at Bucerius


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