Range of Studies

University courses are training courses with a maximum amount of 59 ECTS credit points. Upon successful completion of a university course, a certificate is awarded. University course participants are obliged to pay the course fee and if the course takes place during the academic year, the membership fee of the Austrian Students Union. University courses are coordinated by Uni for Life.

The Faculty of Law of the University of Graz is involved in the following University courses:

Accounting for Lawyers

Law for Business Economists

Security Administrator

University programmes are programmes with a minimum amount of 60 ECTS credit points. Upon completion of a university programme, a certificate is awarded. Participants of university programmes have to pay the programme’s tuition fee and in addition, the membership fee of the Austrian Students Union. University programmes are coordinated by Uni for Life (except for the “Versicherungslehrgang”).

The Faculty of Law of the University of Graz is involved in the following University Programmes:

University Course for Insurance Studies

University Master's Programmes are programmes with a minimum amount of 60 ECTS credit points. Upon completion of a university programme, a Master degree (i.e. LL.M., MA etc.) is awarded. An admission requirement is the successful completion of a relevant degree programme or a comparable qualification. Participants of university programmes have to pay the programme’s tuition fee and in addition, the membership fee of the Austrian Students Union. University programmes are coordinated by Uni for Life (except for the E.MA and the ERMA).

The Faculty of Law of the University of Graz is involved in the following Master's Programmes:

• LL.M. in Business Law
• MBA Insurance
• Mediation, Negotiation, Communication & Conflict Management
• Mediation, Negotiation, Communication & Conflict Management -Master's Upgrade
• European Master's Programme Human Rights and Democratisation (E.MA)
• European Regional Master's Programme in Human Rights and Democracy in South East Europe (ERMA)
• LL.M. Corporate Restructuring

Master’s programmes are regular degree programmes that are usually completed after a Bachelor’s programme (according to the Bologna process) and have 120 ECTS credit points (4 semesters). Generally, all degree programme students have to pay tuition fees (for details, please see https://studienabteilung.uni-graz.at/en/tuition-fee/degree-programme-students/).

The Faculty of Law of the University of Graz is involved in the following Master's programmes:

• Master's Programme in Global Studies
• Master's Programme in Political, Economic and Legal Philosophy (PELP)
• Master's Programme in Applied Ethics
• Master's Programme in Interdisciplinary Women's and Gender Studies
• Joint Degree Master's Programme in Gender Studies
• Interdisciplinary Joint Master's Programme in South-Eastern European Studies

    For further Joint Degree Programmes offered at the University of Graz see:
    http://www.jointdegree.eu/