Program Overview

University of Hamburg

The University of Hamburg is committed to innovating and cooperating for a sustainable future in a digital age.

Faculties

The University of Hamburg comprises several faculties, including:

• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences
• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Humanities
• Faculty of Mathematics, Informatics and Natural Sciences
• Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement Science
• University of Hamburg Business School

Services

The university offers various services, including:

• Study Information Net STiNE
• Surfmail
• Exchange
• Staff Service Portal
• Learning Platforms
• Katalogplus – Catalogue of Hamburg Libraries
• SharePoint

Student Facilities and Services

The university provides several facilities and services for students, including:

• Campus Center
• Career Center
• PIASTA
• AStA (student council)
• University Sports
• University Music
• Family Office
• University Language Center
• General Languages
• Office of Affairs for Students with Disabilities or Chronic Diseases
• Departmental libraries
• Healthy Campus

Further Facilities and Services

The university also offers:

• The Cluster of Excellence CLICCS
• The Cluster of Excellence CUI
• The Cluster of Excellence Quantum Universe
• The Cluster of Excellence Understanding Written Artefacts
• Hamburg Research Academy
• Pier Plus
• Hamburg Center for University Teaching and Learning (HUL)
• Hub for Crossdisciplinary Learning (HCL)
• CEN
• Museums and collections
• University Archives
• Regional Computing Center (RRZ)
• University Administration
• Knowledge Exchange Agency
• The Unikontor Shop

Target Groups

The university caters to various target groups, including:

• Prospective students
• Students
• International prospective students
• Young researchers
• Researchers
• Instructors
• Staff
• Prospective continuing education students
• Alumni
• Journalists
• Refugees

China-EU School of Law

The China-EU School of Law offers several programs, including:

Masters

• Master in European and International Law (MEIL)
• International Master of Chinese Law (IMCL)

Programme Dates and Tuition

The academic programs at the China-EU School of Law start each year in September. The application deadline for the Master of European and International Law is June 1. Admission requirements include a law degree and a good command of English (TOEFL score of 100+ or IELTS 7.0+). The tuition fee for the Master of European and International Law is 60,000 yuan (approximately 8,300 euros), while the Double Master’s program costs 87,000 yuan (approximately 12,000 euros).

Required Documents

Applicants must submit the following documents:

• Application form and Financial Statement
• Copy of passport
• English CV
• Recommendation letter
• Law degree certificate
• Academic transcript
• English language certificate

Research

The China-EU School of Law is involved in various research activities, including:

• Research areas
• Working examples

Professional Training

The school also offers professional training programs.

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