Our partner universities

In winter term our students study at one of our partner universities in Exeter, Krakow, London, Prague, Strasbourg, Seattle or Szeged. On this pages you can find information about these universities.

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Erasmus+

As students in Prague and Strasbourg study under the Erasmus scheme, there are no tution fees in these universities. Additionally, students in Prague and Strasbourg are usually granted an Erasmus scholarship for the time of their stay. Here you find the homepage of the Erasmus-Office (Faculty of Law).

Fees

There is a service charge for the semester in Dresden and tuition fees for our foreign partner universities. More information you can find here.

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Application Deadline

When applying to our LL.M. programme please pay attention to certain deadlines. You can find a list of all relevant dates on the following page.

2 semester programme

In general the LL.M programme consists of two parts: during the winter semester our students study at one of our international partner universities, the University of Exeter, Queen Mary Intellectual Research Institute in London, the Karl University in Prague, the Jagiellonen University in Krakow, the Centre d´Etudes Internationales de la Propriété Industrielle in Strasbourg or the University of Washington in Seattle.

In the summer semester, the LL.M students study together at the University of Excellence - Technische Universität in Dresden after they have worked 4-6 week in a specialized law firm, legal department of a company, a patent court or another institution focussing on Intellectual Property Law to gain practical work experience. The students studying in Strasbourg and Seattle are exempted from the obligation to do an internship for their semester in Strasbourg and Seattle lasts until the end of March and the programme is characterized by its highly practical orientation.

The summer semester consists of lectures and seminars on Patent and Trademark, Copyright, Media and Competition Law. Students may complete their knowledge by choosing two basic subjects, for example from the field of general business, International and European Law. Besides, we offer a weekly panel with practitioners like IP lawyers and patent judges giving lectures on special legal problems of their daily work-life.