Medical Law

Would you like to deepen your legal expertise in medical law with a practical focus and strategically advance your career?

The Master’s degree program in Medical Law (LL.M.) is designed for working professionals who have already completed a university degree — particularly lawyers holding the First or Second State Examination — and offers a practice-oriented education that can be flexibly integrated into your professional life.

Thanks to the cooperation with ARBER Seminare and AK Jura, you have the opportunity to integrate the specialist lawyer training course directly into your studies.

Specialist lawyer courses that have already been completed — whether through our cooperation partners or other external providers of specialist lawyer training — may also be recognized toward the program.

In this way, you can ideally combine practical specialist knowledge, flexible study structures, and valuable additional qualifications to support your professional development.

• Practice-oriented education: Acquisition of specialized knowledge in medical law that can be directly applied in professional practice.
• International focus: The program has an international orientation and provides knowledge of international medical law, European regulations, and cross-border healthcare issues, enabling graduates to operate competently in a global context.
• Professional development: Preparation for demanding positions in law firms, hospitals, insurance companies, consulting, or research.
• Flexible study structure: The part-time program can be combined effectively with professional work.
• Expert knowledge: Students benefit from learning directly from experienced experts in law, healthcare, and professional practice, who contribute their expertise, current case studies, and industry experience to the courses.
• Networking opportunities: Exchange with like-minded professionals and industry experts, creating valuable long-term career opportunities and professional collaborations.

Continuing education credits:
The independent publication of the master’s thesis in legal journals, anthologies, or professional books may, under certain circumstances, be credited toward the mandatory continuing education requirements pursuant to Section 15 of the German Specialist Lawyers’ Regulations (FAO). The decision regarding recognition lies with the respective competent Bar Association.