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Your search criteria Study Type: Second cycleInternational Studies in Intellectual Property Law and Data Law
Quick Overview
- University Technische Universität Dresden
- Degree Master of Laws
- Degree Master of Laws, LL.M.
- Study Type Second cycle
- Mode of admission without admission restriction
- Standard period of study (amount) 2 semesters
- Study Mode (elucidation) full time; international course; part time
- Location (main / branches campus) Dresden
- Admission semester summer and winter semester
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Subject
- Areas of Concentration Copyright Law, Data Law, Design Law, Industrial Property Law, Intellectual Property Law, IP Law, Patent Law, Trademark Law, Unfair Competition Law
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Field of study
- Main instruction language English
- Further language(s) French
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aptitude test; Application deadline: 15 May and 15 January
https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/irget/ipllm/bewerbung/bewerbungsablauf-unterlagen - Course Website
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University Portrait
„Internationally linked and regionally embedded: Through its excellent research and teaching, TU Dresden contributes to solving global challenges and enables young people to engage with society with competence and creativity.”Prof. Dr. Ursula M. StaudingerRector
Knowledge for lifeTechnische Universität Dresden is one of the top universities in Germany and Europe: strong in research, with an outstanding range and quality of degree programs, featuring close networks with culture, industry and society. As a modern university with 17 faculties in 5 Schools, TUD offers a broad academic spectrum that is unique in Germany. It is the largest university in Saxony. The TU Dresden campus family comprises around 30,000 students and 8,700 employees - 600 of whom are professors.
Since 2012, TUD has been one of Germany’s eleven Universities of Excellence. In 2019, it successfully defended this title.
offers an outstanding range and quality of degree programs
features close networks with culture, industry and societyKnowledge creates futureTUD offers a broad range of courses: Science, Engineering Sciences, Transport and Traffic Sciences; Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies; Business and Economics; Education and Social Sciences; Forest Sciences, Geosciences and Hydrosciences; Computer Science and Medicine.
Our degrees are characterized by interdisciplinary cooperation, an international outlook and a high degree of practical relevance. You can graduate with a bachelor's degree, master's degree, Diplom degree, state examination or an international double degree.
TUD is an integral part of a global network of research and teaching cooperations feat. multiple international research projects, degree programs, and guest lectureships. Our student body is equally diverse: Students from over 120 nations are studying at TUD.
Studying in Dresden, you'll also benefit from affordable costs of living, a diverse range of cultural activities, great scenery along the Elbe river, exciting nightlife, and a wide variety of sports.
degrees are characterized by interdisciplinary cooperation, an international outlook and a high degree of practical relevance
Students from over 120 nations are studying at TUDExcellent research for the futureAs a University of Excellence, TU Dresden is one of the strongest research universities in Germany. Its unique profile of sciences, engineering sciences and life sciences as well as strong humanities, cultural studies and social sciences is reflected in five Research Priority Areas with highly interdisciplinary cutting-edge research, including three Clusters of Excellence:
• Health Sciences, Biomedicine and Bioengineering
• Information Technology and Microelectronics
• Materials Science
• Energy, Mobility and Environment
• Culture and Societal Change
The interdisciplinary and inter-institutional approach is also reflected in TU Dresden's close cooperation with numerous non-university research institutions and research-based cultural institutions within DRESDEN-concept. This research alliance, which is unique in Germany, also benefits early-career researchers, who are promoted at TU Dresden through a Graduate Academy and a Postdoc Center.„At our university, we face the tasks and global challenges of the 21st century with excellent interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research.”Prof. Dr. Angela Rösen-WolffVice-Rector Research at TU Dresden
is one of the strongest research universities in Germany
close cooperation with numerous non-university research institutions and research-based cultural institutions within DRESDEN-conceptTU Dresden – connected to the worldTUD is an integral part of a worldwide network of research and teaching. Our profile embraces cooperations with partner universities all over the world, as well as almost 6,000 students and employees from more than 120 nations. Cultural diversity and international experiences have always been part of Dresden's identity. As early as the beginning of the 19th century, about a quarter of the students of the then Royal Saxon Technical University of Dresden came from Russia, Austria-Hungary, Norway, Bulgaria and the USA. Today, most international students come from India and China. Internationality has many different aspects. It is reflected in degree programs, double degree and mobility programs, in research projects on ecosystem resilience and water security, as well as in courses to develop linguistic and intercultural competence in teaching and administration. Internationally linked, thinking global and regionally embedded - that is the Dresden Spirit.
„We want to educate people who think and act globally: Dresden world citizens!”Prof. Dr. Ursula M. StaudingerRector
cooperations with partner universities all over the world
internationally linked, thinking global and regionally embedded
