Typical of the master’s degree program in Business Law & Compliance
Our concept of teaching and learning
We emphasize practice-oriented knowledge, interdisciplinary thinking and action, and faculty members who are particularly qualified as a result of their professional experience.
The teaching content of the individual modules, which are coordinated in terms of content, reflects essential aspects of everyday life in the workplace. Professional expertise is supplemented by additional soft skills. The seminar style of teaching motivates you to actively participate.
As a result, you will acquire extensive professional know-how that will support you in your professional career.
The teaching concept is based on the following principles:
Practical relevance
Due to practically relevant course contents and professionally experienced lecturers, topics from day-to-day life in the business world are an integral part of the degree program. The focus is on goal-oriented solutions and these are dealt with in detail in the lectures.
The interdisciplinary approach
The close interaction between economics and law enables you to develop comprehensive corporate solutions. Legal and business issues receive equal attention.
The international aspect
Students are prepared for working in an international environment in the classes Intercultural Business Communication, Legal Project Management and Communication, and International Business. These lectures are held in part by native speakers.
Soft skills
In addition to hard facts, you will also acquire skills known as soft skills, including presentation skills, teamwork, employee motivation, competency analysis, and negotiation techniques.
Instructors
Experienced professors and lecturers from prominent companies and law firms teach here. Instruction is dialog-based, with a strong focus on practical and action-oriented learning.
Prof. Dr. Martin Weber, Degree Program Director, Lecturer for Compliance and Foreign Trade Law
Prof. Dr. Wilfried Alt, Lecturer for International Tax Law and Compliance
Prof. Dr Katharina Dahm, Professor for Labor Law including Social Security Issues and Private Business Law
Prof. Dr. Hanno M. Kämpf, Lecturer for Compliance and Commercial Criminal Law
Prof. Dr. Timothy Kautz, Lecturer for Compliance
Prof. Dr. Martin Meißner, Lecturer for Legal Project Management & Communication
Colin Nerenberg, Lecturer for International Business and Fraud Management
David Paal, Lecturer Compliance
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Schüle, Professor for International Business, Economics
Markus Stief, Lecturer Compliance
Prof. Dr. Stephanie Swartz-Janat Makan, Lecturer for Intercultural Business Communication