Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, in cooperation with the Université Bourgogne Europe in Dijon.

Consecutive Bachelor’s-Master’s degree program (5 years) taken in parallel (or in combination) with the state examination

• Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

• Master’s Degree 1 (Dijon)

• Master’s degree (Dijon)

• Master of Laws (LL.M.)

• First State Examination in Law

• Application: Applications are submitted online. We recommend applying for the Bachelor’s program in “German and French Law” and, at the same time, applying for the “Law” degree program to increase your chances of admission to the first academic semester. Starting in the second academic semester, both degree programs are non-selective, so you can easily choose the other degree program as well.
• Deadlines: For the first academic semester, July 15 for the winter semester and January 15 for the summer semester; for advanced semesters , September 1 for the winter semester and March 1 for the summer semester.
• Advising: Feel free to seek advising from the Jura France Office before submitting your application.

DFH Fellowship: The bachelor’s/master’s degree program is funded by the Franco-German University (DFH). To be eligible for this grant, you must be enrolled at the Franco-German University (DFH). Enrollment at the DFH takes place only after you have been admitted to the bachelor’s program at JGU Mainz.

Other funding opportunities:

Erasmus+ Fellowship: You can apply for an Erasmus+ fellowship for all study periods in other European countries. You can submit an application for the Erasmus+ fellowship only after being nominated by the Jura International Office (approx. 5 academic semesters). For more information, see here: Erasmus+ Program of Study: Information and Application | JGU International

Peregrinus Foundation: Peregrinus Foundation | Chair in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedural Law