Best Master of Laws Degrees in European Law in Luxembourg 2017/2018. The Executive M.B.L.-HSG - recently listed among the most innovative law programs by the Financial Times - is built upon the concept of a flying classroom and a global faculty. In nine attendance modules, leading experts from three continents will provide you with theoretical and practical knowledge directly applicable in your professional working life. Module 1 - St.Gallen The Notion of Business Law and Economic Law Module 2 - Zurich Finance Module 3 – Frankfurt a. M. M&A Module 4 - Luxembourg Lobbying & Litigation Module 5 - Brussels Competition Law & Economics Module 6 - New York International Taxation Module 7 - Shanghai Law & Business in China Module 8 - Tokyo Law & Business in Japan Module 9 - Austin IT & Energy Law Supplementary Module - Harvard Negotiation For their master theses, candidates analyze a current problem in European or international business law. Topics are proposed by the faculty, or students may choose their own. More information and online application at www.mbl.unisg.ch Program start date & Application deadline The Executive M.B.L.-HSG offers rolling admission and course start. This means that candidates are able to choose the start date to match their personal schedule. The application deadline is one month prior to module start. Early application is recommended since places are limited. Tuition The fee for tuition is CHF 38.500.–. [-]

Description This specialisation covers all theoretical and practical aspects in the field of banking and financial law. European law is taught both as a subject matter (European Securities Law, European Banking Law, European Investment Funds Law, European Company Law) but also on a comparative basis. The programme includes also lectures on Banking and Securities Law of several European jurisdictions. The programme benefits from the support of prestigious private and public partners. The proximity of the EU institutions and Luxembourg’s role as the leading financial centre for investment funds in Europe, make the Faculty an ideal place for gaining expertise in banking and financial law. With an option to further specialise in Collective Investment Schemes (CIS) during the last semester, students can further enhance their knowledge of the laws regulating Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities (UCITS). Why specialise in European Banking and Financial Law at the University of Luxembourg? Support of prestigious private and public partners, at the European and national level: the European Investment Bank, the European Investment Fund, the Ministry of finance, the Luxembourg Central Bank, the Securities Regulatory Commission, and the Insurance regulator, the Luxembourg Banking Business association, Luxembourg Stock Exchange, Arendt & Medernach, Bonn & Schmitt, Bonn Steichen & Partners, Elvinger Hoss & Prussen and Linklaters. Unique in Europe: Specialise in “Investment fund” during the second semester: The Collective investment schemes (CIS) option prepares 20 students for a legal career in the field of collective investment schemes or investment funds Law. Sharpen your English and... [-]

Best Master of Laws Degrees in European Law in Luxembourg 2017/2018. 7 reasons to study for an LL.M. at the University of Luxembourg Practical and personalised instruction: Learn from the Faculty’s distinguished academic staff, but also from judges & legal practitioners from the Court of Justice of the European Union and the private practise. All done in small groups with a direct access to your teachers. Bilingual programmes: Sharpen your language skills to your professional advantage, as English and French are both the programmes’ working languages. European and Financial capital: Engage with the surrounding European institutions, such as the Court of Justice of EU, the EIB, etc. Study in one of the most important financial centers in Europe with increasing needs of highly qualified staff. Moot Court: Gain international recognition and practise by participating in world-renowned competitions. Study abroad & Internships: Be immersed in different legal systems, & cultures by studying a semester abroad in leading partner law schools in the US, China, Russia, India or Canada. Prepare for the job market with professional experience during your studies. Leading Research & Recognition: Share the success of the Faculty’s listing in the Financial Times Innovative Law Schools Report. Benefit from the excellent research environment as the Research Unit in Law gets top recognition in recent external evaluation. International faculty & student body: Make connections with highly qualified faculty & talented students from over 80 countries. Carreer opportunities You will find our graduates working in European institutions, national governments, banking and finance... [-]

Description This specialisation concentrates on European, Transnational, and Comparative law. It benefits from first-hand interaction with current legal issues and leaders due to the proximity of numerous European institutions, including the Court of Justice of the EU and the European Investment Bank. The programme is research-based and offers broad insight into the different fields of European law and an additional option to specialise in Satellite, Communications and Media Law. The specialisation in General European Law builds on the knowledge students acquired during their first year of studies in the Master in European Law LL.M. at the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance or equivalent competencies acquired at another University. This specialisation addresses students with a more research-oriented focus and an interest in a broad overview of European Law, thereby allowing a vast possibility for areas in which to conduct professional work in the future. Students in this field have the possibility to build their own study programme according to their interests. It allows a widespread insight into the different relevant topics in European Law by profiting from the other specialisations in European Law offered at the Faculty - altogether five other specialisations - from which the courses can be chosen. Altogether, the courses chosen in the first semester add up to 30 ECTS and after a short trial period at the beginning of each winter semester the students hand in their final choices which are then accepted on individual basis by the course director. Why specialise in General European Law... [-]