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[Translate to English:] Die Rechtswissenschaftliche Fakultät. Schottenbastei 10-16, 1010 Wien
Gebhard Sengmüller

International Legal Studies (bachelor's programme)

What role does law play in a globalised world? The bachelor's programme in International Legal Studies prepares you for traditional legal professions, focusing on international and cross-border law. This bilingual programme not only provides you with a comprehensive legal education, but also equips you with the skills to master global legal challenges. Lay the foundation for a career in international law!

What is it about?

Are you ready for a career in international law? This programme focuses on international law and cross-border issues. You will learn how to analyse complex issues, present them in a comprehensible manner and develop your argumentative skills – both orally and in writing.

In addition to solid legal training, you will acquire the ability to tackle legal challenges in a globalised world. The high proportion of courses taught in English is particularly valuable. Our lecturers come from renowned universities in Austria and abroad. They bring practical experience to the table and look forward to working with you during your studies.

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Insight into the course content

How is my degree programme structured? You can see a list of the course contents here:

Info about the application and admission

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Figures about this degree programme

  • 681 students

    In total

    Data updated December 2024
    Info about the calculation

  • N/A

    Average study duration

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    Grade that graduates give this programme

  • € 3,143

    Average gross monthly income three years after graduation

    Information about career entry and paths is available in the graduate tracking (PDF)

What can you expect after your studies?

Continue studying or start your career straight away? After completing your bachelor's programme, all paths are open to you. Whether you decide to pursue a master's degree or take the plunge into the world of work, the possibilities are endless. The following overview shows you what options you have and where you can find the right support:

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Your perspectives

  • Master programmes

    After completing your bachelor's programme, you can begin a relevant master's programme at the University of Vienna. Take a look at the Master Access Guide to find a fitting option.

    Did you know? In certain cases completing extension curricula (EC) during your bachelor's programme can open up access to master's programmes in a different subject field.

  • Your entry into working life

    When starting your career, many questions arise. Uniport – the career service of the University of Vienna – supports you with individual advice, webinars and workshops. Gain insights into different career profiles at career events and connect with potential employers.

Career profiles

  • Which careers are possible after this degree?

    After completing the bachelor's and master's programme in International Legal Studies, all doors are open to you. You can pursue a career in traditional legal professions such as judge. You will also be qualified for numerous other professions, for example in:

    • Legal departments
    • Strategy or organisational development
    • Start-ups and companies
    • NGOs and the public sector
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You have further questions?

Admission Office

Any questions about the admission procedure? 

Message us via the contact form. You can reach us by phone on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:30 to 13:30.

Note: We're not available by phone on 11 December.


+43-1-4277-10600
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SSC/SSS

Do you have questions about registering for courses and examinations? Or about grades and the recognition of exams? The StudiesServiceCenters (SSC) and StudiesServiceUnits (SSS) are the right place to go.


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Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL)

Would you like to know more about support services such as STEOP mentoring or writing workshops? The team at the CTL looks forward to answering your questions.


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