Master in International and Comparative Law (Double Degree)

The University of Zurich offers a Master of Law (MLaw UZH) in International and Comparative Law. This is a double degree program. Students study law in two countries. They gain knowledge of foreign legal systems. They also deepen their understanding of international and comparative law. The program allows study in English and the partner faculty's language. This prepares students for international work environments. Participants earn two master's degrees after two years of study. These are the "Master of Law UZH" and the partner faculty's degree.

This program aims to prepare graduates for careers in European or international institutions. It also suits roles in international companies or government bodies. Non-governmental organizations with an international focus are also target employers. The program can also lead to a cantonal bar exam. Further academic careers are possible after doctoral studies.

To apply, students need a Bachelor of Law (BLaw) or an equivalent degree from a Swiss university. A BLaw from a foreign university is also accepted, possibly with conditions. Applicants must show C1 level proficiency in German and English. A specific minimum grade point average is also required. Admission is limited, and places are restricted.

The University of Zurich is a public research university. It is located in Switzerland. The university is the largest in Switzerland. It has seven faculties. It also has over 150 institutes. More than 200 study programs are offered.

The University of Zurich is known for its diverse perspectives. It brings together different ways of thinking and academic cultures. The university is home to students and staff from over 120 countries. This creates a rich international environment for learning and research.