Bachelor of Fine Arts
University of Hamburg
at University of Hamburg · Hamburg
Duration
8 semesters
Tuition
€1,800 total
Intake
Winter semester
Mode
Full Time
The European Doctorate in Law & Economics (EDLE) at the University of Hamburg is a pioneering program that integrates legal and economic studies at a doctoral level. This interdisciplinary program spans across 8 semesters, allowing students to develop a comprehensive understanding of both fields and their intersection. Through a combination of rigorous coursework, research methods, and a focus on empirical analysis, students will engage with crucial topics that shape law and economics in contemporary society.
Structured to enhance both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, the EDLE program typically includes a mix of modules that cover advanced concepts in legal theory, economic theory, and quantitative methods. Students are expected to produce a doctoral thesis that contributes original research to the fields of law and economics. In addition, this program provides students the opportunity to conduct research collaboratively with industry partners, particularly within Germany's robust Mittelstand, which values legal and economic expertise.
Students will gain a broad skill set that equips them for various professional paths. These include analytical capabilities, critical thinking, and the ability to address complex legal and economic issues. The program is well-suited for individuals aiming for careers in academia, policy-making, or consultancy, especially those who are eager to bridge the gap between economic theory and legal frameworks.
Located in Hamburg, a vibrant academic and economic hub, students will benefit from strong connections to local businesses and institutions. The program’s structure allows for networking opportunities and potential internships that enhance professional prospects. With a post-study work permit lasting 18 months, graduates have the chance to explore job opportunities in Germany’s dynamic job market while applying for positions that suit their qualifications.
It typically takes 8 semesters, with intakes in Winter semester.
Tuition is around €1,800 total. Fees change yearly — confirm with an advisor.
Researcher in law and economicsPolicy advisorConsultant for legal and economic firmsAcademia: Lecturer or professorAnalyst in governmental or non-governmental organizations
Application Guides How to Apply to a German University: uni-assist, anabin and Deadlines
Most international students apply to German universities through uni-assist, with key deadlines typically set for July 15 and January 15.
Rankings & Comparisons University or Hochschule? Choosing Between Research and Applied Sciences in Germany
Choosing between a university and a Hochschule in Germany depends on your career goals and whether you prefer a research or practice-led education.
Application Guides uni-assist Explained: How International Applications to German Universities Really Work
uni-assist simplifies the application process to 210 German institutions, verifying qualifications and forwarding applications to universities.
University of Hamburg
University of Hamburg
University of Bamberg
Technical University of Munich
Technical University of Munich
Leuphana University Lüneburg