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Are you interested in studying at the UZH Faculty of Law for one or two semesters? We are happy to provide you with an overview of the most important information and links below. You will also find these in the following documents:
Information brochure spring semester 2024 (PDF, 696 KB)
Information brochure fall semester 2024 (PDF, 692 KB)
Welcome presentation Incoming students fall semester 2024 (PDF, 1 MB)
All semester dates can be found on the dates and deadlines page.
You can devise your individual study plan from these lectures as you see fit. The Faculty of Law UZH does not define any conditions in this regard, there are
We recommend completing a minimum of 12 ECTS credits per semester. Mobility students may attend no more than one seminar per semester.
Mobility students are, however, subject to the regulations and obligations of their home universities. It is therefore of the utmost importance that students arrange their study plan with their home faculty.
As a mobility student, you are able to attend modules from various study semesters or levels. Collisions may occur with regard to lectures, examinations, etc
Attention: You are responsible yourself for arranging a course and examination schedule that is free of collisions!
If you want to book modules or register for examinations offered by other faculties at the University of Zurich, please contact the departemental coordinator of the respective faculty/departement.
The majority of courses on the Bachelor's degree program are offered in German. Since fall semester 2009, courses in the Master's study program have also been offered in English. There is also a Master's study program entirely in English:
MLaw UZH International and Comparative Law
Lectures offered in English: Fall Semester 2024 (PDF, 249 KB)
Lectures offered in English: Spring Semester 2024 (PDF, 258 KB)
Lectures offered can be found in the online course catalogue.
Application and admission requirements can be found on the page Mobility Switzerland Incoming of the Student Administration Office.
Most information about living and studying in Zurich can be found on the Global Student Experience website.
The Faculty of Law offers 16 rooms in the Ius Alumni-House.
Alternatively, you can organize your own accommodation, whereby the Housing Office der UZH/ETH can support you.