Master of Comparative Business Law
The Program aims to train students in both comparative and business law, offering them a competitive edge in their careers as strategic decision-makers in both the public and the private sector. It offers a unique combination of traditional comparative law studies (legal methodology, legal traditions, and the common/civil law divide) with studies in business law (e.g., competition law, contract law, company law, and tax law), including trade-related aspects.
Furthermore, it provides general and specific knowledge of the European Union legal framework and of the actors in international trade law.
The program addresses in particular the practical problems resulting from the co-existence of business law at different levels, i.e. the regional business law of the European Union and its respective Member States with the global (or near-global) trade law of the World Trade Organization.
The admission period starts on 20 April and ends on 31 May 2021. The application process is now completely digital.