Studying Abroad

Law students at the University of Mannheim can explore the world: They can apply for an exchange program in Europe, Asia, Australia, or North and South America. This is a great opportunity for them to get to know other legal systems, to improve their foreign language skills, and to acquire intercultural competencies. The following pages will provide you with information about what you should keep in mind when planning to spend a semester abroad. 

Please contact the international coordinators of the Department of Law for advice on your options. Before you do so, you can read through these pages to find out more about the rules and regulations that apply to your degree program, depending on whether you are pursuing a Master of Laws degree or a master’s degree in Competition Law and Regulation, and about the exchange programs you can choose from. If you are enrolled in a master’s program, you can go abroad as an Erasmus student, benefit from one of our overseas cooperations, acquire the CIEL certificate, or study at a university abroad as a free mover.