Law

Program information

Participating subject	Law
Course/degrees	State Examination; Licence/Master I
University in France	Université de Paris XII (St. Maur), Dijon, Nantes
Course start date	Usually in the fifth semester of the State Examination law course

Preparatory program

During the first two years of study in Mainz, students complete a normal law degree, while also taking part in the preparatory program, which includes language courses, introductory courses to French law, an excursion to the partner universities, and a seminar comparing legal systems. The actual selection process for the integrated course does not take place until the summer semester prior to the stay abroad (i.e. usually in the fourth or sixth semester).

Detailed information on the structure of the course is available from the Law Department's International Office.

Conditions of participation

• State Examination law course at JGU
• Participation in the preparatory program
• Selection process

Program information

Participating subject	Law
Course/degrees	Magister iuris, usually in addition to the State Examination
Universities	in Argentina, Finland, France, Greece, Great Britain, Ireland, Italy, Poland and Spain
Course start date	At the earliest, toward the end of the fourth semester in the State Examination law course; program starts in the winter semester

Detailed information on the structure of the course is available from the Law Department's International Office.

Conditions of participation

• State Examination law course at JGU
• Basic studies course certificate in accordance with course requirements (information available from the Law Department's Master's Office)
• Participation on language courses and on an introductory course in the law of the country where the stay abroad will take place
• Selection process

Application

The selection process is based on the academic performance on the law course to date and in the preparatory events, as well as a selection interview held in the relevant foreign language.

Students take part in the preparatory program as early as their basic studies. Not until the fourth semester can they apply to the Law Department's Master's Office to be accepted onto the Master's program.

Students interested in French law can complete the Magister iuris as part of the integrated German-French course in law. For this option, students must complete a special preparatory program in the first semester. Further information is available from the Law Department's International Office.