Bucerius Summer Programs

In summer 2012, Bucerius Law School will offer two highly academic, demanding short-term law programs in Hamburg: the Bucerius Summer Program in International Business Law will take place for the fifth consecutive year and we will be introducing the Bucerius Summer Program in Mediation.

Both programs are taught in English and are open to law students and recent graduates from Germany and around the world. Applicants should have completed at least one year of legal studies at the university level and have prior basic knowledge of the given field (e.g. courses taken at home university, an appropriate internship, other summer school or conference, etc.). Further details on applying are available here: Application Information

Depending on your academic background and future goals, you may apply to one of the two programs offered:

Bucerius Summer Program in International Business Law (July 22 – August 17, 2012)

Bucerius Summer Program in Mediation (July 22 – August 10, 2012)

Please feel free to contact us with any questions. We will be happy to assist you per email or to arrange a date for us to call you.

Chipley Elizabeth Bader

Programs Coordinator / Student Recruitment

Tel.: +49 40 30 70 6 - 153
Fax: +49 40 30 70 6 - 287
e-mail: chipley.baderlaw-school.de

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10 Reasons to Choose the Bucerius Summer Programs

Renowned professors and experienced practitioners from around the world provide you the theory and tools to exceed in your future.
Improve your career chances! Bucerius international alumni score jobs in law firms and companies around the world, the foreign service or an NGO.
Although other universities claim to have top-quality academics and student services, Bucerius Law School has the rankings to prove it!
Bucerius Law School is characterized by its work hard, play hard attitude. You will need to invest significant time and efforts in studying, but this will be balanced by a plethora of opportunities to socialize, including grill parties, cultural excursions and evenings out on the town.
Need quick information on the legal field in China? Mexico? South Africa? No problem! Fellow students from around the globe will challenge your perspectives during the program and extend your personal and professional networks in the future.
The International Office and the rest of Bucerius faculty and staff are here to help you –for questions ranging from finding an apartment, applying for a visa or just where to get a haircut, we understand what it’s like to be in a foreign place and want to make you feel at home in your new home.
The combination of a quaint campus located in the center of Germany’s second largest city offers comfort for everyone – familiar faces day-to-day, endless adventures to explore by night, and best of all, it’s all accessible by Hamburg’s efficient, safe public transportation system.
Hamburg’s importance as an international port provides the benefits of a multicultural city: whether you are in the mood for a samba bar, Prasara yoga course, world-class fish restaurant or just a good ‘ol German beer and (veggie) Bratwurst, you won’t have to look far to find it.
The city’s northern oceanic climate is mild and pleasant during the summer, with an average temperature of 18 - 20°C (64 - 68°F). Intermittent rainy days offer the perfect incentive to get cozy with your course readers in our state-of-the-art library.
Sprechen Sie Deutsch? If you want to improve your German, your possibilities are endless. But if you’d rather stick to English, you will also get around just fine in Hamburg! Either way, you will be surprised at how friendly people on the street are when you ask for help.