Doctorate and Habilitation at the Institute
In order to be awarded a doctoral degree (Dr. iur.) by the Institute of International Law, Intellectual Property and Technology Law, you need to be accepted as a doctoral candidate by the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Science. Moreover, there is the possibility of doing a habilitation which establishes the capability to teach in a scientific subject in the course of an academic examination procedure.
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Doctorate and Habilitation
Since its integration into the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Science, the Institute of International Law, Intellectual Property and Technology Law is awarding the academic degree Doctor iuris (Dr. iur.) on the basis of a doctoral procedure.
A doctorate serves as a verification of both the notable capacity to conduct independent scientific work and of scientific expertise in the field of legal science which exceeds the general aim of studies.
The habilitation serves to formally establish the notable capacity to carry out research and to independently teach in a certain subject or subject area (Lehrbefähigung). Together with the habilitation, the permition to teach is granted.