Law, Business, Economics and Society

Master’s programme

An interdisciplinary approach that creates new opportunities

The master’s programme in Law, Business, Economics and Society offers an interdisciplinary and simultaneously also subject specific education in law, economics and social science. This unique combination is not only in demand on the job market: it also enables you to make a significant contribution to the shape and future development of society.

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Is this degree programme right for you?

Interests that are a good basis for this study programme

The master's programme is suitable for graduates of a study programme that specialize in law. You should also have an interest in economic and social processes and enjoy networked thinking.

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About the study programme

Law, Business, Economics and Society at the University of Graz

In the law major, the skills you acquired in your preliminary studies are expanded, supplemented and deepened at master's level. The minor, in turn, serves to expand your portfolio of skills in a selected area: business administration, economics or sociology. Entry is possible in both the winter and summer semesters.

Faculty of Law Curriculum

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Further studies

Doctoral Programme in Law

In the doctoral program in law, you can deepen your own research interests even further and perfect your methodological knowledge. You will work independently on new scientific questions and thus contribute to the expansion and innovation of your field.

Doctoral Programme in Law

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Career prospects

Preparation for a wide range of career paths

By integrating economics and society, the study programme deliberately goes beyond the portfolio of classic business law studies. In particular, employment in the following areas is possible: key positions in medium-sized and large businesses, business trusts and management consulting, public administration institutions as well as collaboration in project teams with specialists in the respective field.

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Note on registration

Anyone who is not a graduate of the subject-relevant bachelor’s programme at the University of Graz has to apply for admission to the master's programme.

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