“The Decision to Study in Mannheim Was the Best Decision I Could Have Made”
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Foto: Photo: Elisa Berdica
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Foto: Photo: Anna Logue
Foto: Photo: Anna Logue
Master of Comparative Business Law (M.C.B.L.)
The Master of Comparative Business Law (M.C.B.L.) is an advanced academic program providing an in-depth understanding of business law aspects of the European single market and the Global market.
The program aims at providing students with competence in both comparative and business law, sharpening them in their careers as strategic decision makers in the public as well as the private sector. It offers a unique combination of traditional comparative law studies (legal methodology and the common/
The M.C.B.L. is a high-level demanding postgraduate program in the fields of European and International business law. The Program is designed for law graduates, or graduates with a sufficient background in law, who wish to pursue advanced studies to specialize in the area of Business Law with a comparative perspective.
The M.C.B.L. is a full-time program (one academic year) with daily classes. Courses take place (consecutively) over two semesters. The first term focuses on European Business Law whereas the second term has an emphasis on international business law.
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Studying in one of Germanys top law schools!
In the THE World University Ranking 2021, the University of Mannheim is ranked 13th in Germany, and is number 140 worldwide. In the global subject rankings 2020, the university is number 1 in Germany for Economics and Business Administration as well as for the Social Sciences, and number 39 and number 38 worldwide respectively. In the THE Europe Teaching Ranking, the University of Mannheim ranks 2nd in Germany.
As a Mexican lawyer, the MCBL program was the perfect opportunity to obtain a solid background in both European Union and international business law. The quality of the faculty and the academically rigorous environment of the University make this program an ideal choice for those willing to combine consistent legal knowledge with a highly enriching international environment for professional life.
The Master of Comparative Business Law is an exceptional program in European Union Law and International Law. It is designed for students seeking a comprehensive education for success in today's interconnected world. The program offers diverse experiences and insights, fostering a global perspective. With critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, you can easily adapt to the program.
As a proud alumnus of the Master of Comparative Business Law program at the University of Mannheim, I can attest to the valuable knowledge and skills I gained. The program's interdisciplinary approach and diverse student body prepared me for my current role as Partnership Contract Manager at Continental Autonomous Mobility. Highly recommended for anyone looking to pursue a career in the global business environment. #MannheimAlumni #BusinessLaw #CareerSuccess
Since I obtained my first degree outside of Europe, the Master of Comparative Business Law program provided me with valuable insights into European law and the internal market. Additionally, the teaching staff’s profound expertise and the diverse backgrounds of my fellow students gave me the opportunity to see the world from different perspectives.
Apart from the solid curriculum and the opportunity to study at more than one university, the thing I find most notable is the multicultural environment. It gives you the opportunity to meet, and learn from, incredible and inspiring people from all over the world.
I would recommend this program to people with a keen interest in the European Union, and its legal aspects in particular. People interested in interdisciplinary studies that cover aspects of law might find this program very useful, too. I also think it is a good fit for lawyers striving for an international career, as the courses provide a good overview of the various laws applicable to cross-border litigation.
