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Currently the Faculty of Law of the University of Zurich maintains Double Degree Master's Agreements with the following partner faculties:
King's College London, The Dickson Poon School of Law (Grossbritannien) (PDF, 169 KB)
Maastricht University, Faculty of Law (Niederlande)
University of Amsterdam (Niederlande) (PDF, 237 KB)
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Faculty of Law (Belgien)
Université de Strasbourg, Faculté de Droit, des Sciences Politiques et de Gestion (Frankreich) (PDF, 197 KB)
The University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Law (Volksrepublik China)
Doshisha University, Graduate School of Law (Japan)
University of California, Berkeley Law (USA)
University of Johannesburg (Südafrika) (PDF, 362 KB)
Cardozo School of Law (USA) (PDF, 188 KB)
Prerequisite for the allocation of a study place is the fulfillment of the formal and academic admission requirements for the Master of Law UZH (RVO21) at the Faculty of Law (RWF).
According to § 3 para. 2 StudO DD RWF, admission to a Double Degree Master's program is determined by suitability. The following criteria are decisive for the selection process (§ 3 para. 3 StudO DD RWF):
Students who have completed their Bachelor's Degree at RWF UZH and are already matriculated must complete the following steps:
Applicants who cannot be allocated a study place at a partner faculty of the Double Degree Master’s programs remain matriculated in the respective Master of Law UZH for at least one semester and can, if desired, request withdrawal at the end of the autumn semester. The application is made via the Student Portal and is processed by the Student Administration Office.
For students who are not completing their Bachelor's Degree at RWF UZH and who are not yet matriculated, the following application and admission process applies:
Applicants who cannot be allocated a study place at a partner faculty of the Double Degree Master’s programs remain matriculated in the respective Master of Law UZH for at least one semester and can, if desired, request withdrawal at the end of the fall semester. The application is made via the Student Portal and is processed by the Student Administration Office.
A study guide is an information brochure created by students for students and is intended to give prospective Double Degree Master's Program students the opportunity to benefit from former students’ experiences, knowledge, and tips. However, there is no guarantee that its contents are correct or complete.
Double Degree students are required to upload a Study Guide. You can find the form further down.
Report 1 (PDF, 123 KB)
Report 2 (PDF, 120 KB)
Report 3 (PDF, 132 KB)
Report 4 (PDF, 128 KB)
Report 1 (PDF, 130 KB)
Report 2 (PDF, 133 KB)
Report 3 (PDF, 121 KB)
Report 1 (PDF, 120 KB)
Report 2 (PDF, 130 KB)
Report 3 (PDF, 149 KB)
Report 4 (PDF, 155 KB)
Report 1 (PDF, 121 KB)
Report 2 (PDF, 149 KB)
Report 3 (PDF, 132 KB)
Report 4 (PDF, 126 KB)
There are no actual individual reports for this partner faculty.
There are no actual individual reports for this partner faculty.
Report 1 (PDF, 119 KB)
Report 2 (PDF, 128 KB)
Report 3 (PDF, 123 KB)
Report 4 (PDF, 125 KB)