Courses of the SUMMER term that are suitable for exchange students and regularly available
Caveat: Not all courses will run in all years. This list may be subject to change without prior warning.
Summer Term (April - July)
Most classroom activities will be suspended in the summer term 2021. Courses will be offered online.Private Law
- Allgemeines Schuldrecht
- Rechtsvergleichung (Übung)
- Sachenrecht
- Handels- und Gesellschaftsrecht
- Privatversicherungsrecht (Übung)
- Gesellschaftsrecht (Übung)
- Immaterialgüterrecht und gewerblicher Rechtsschutz (Übung)
- Allgemeines Steuerrecht, Bilanz- und Unternehmenssteuerrecht (Übung)
- Kaufmännische Buchführung *
- Familien - und Erbrecht
- Arbeitsrecht
- Individualarbeitsrecht (Übung)
- Kollektivarbeitsrecht (Übung)
- Sozialversicherungsrecht, insbesondere Krankenversicherungsrecht (Übung)
Criminal Law
- Einführung in das Strafrecht II und Eigentumsdelikte
- Kriminologie (Übung)
- Jugendstrafrecht (Übung) *
- Strafvollzugsrecht (Übung) *
- Grundlagen des Strafrechts (Übung) *
- Wirtschafts- bzw. Umweltstrafrecht (Übung) *
Public Law
- Grund- und Menschenrechte
- Materien des Besonderen Verwaltungsrechts
- Verfassungs- und Verwaltungsprozessrecht *
- Staatshaftungsrecht *
- Öffentliches Wirtschaftsrecht (Übung) *
- Europarecht (Übung)
- Völkerrecht (Übung)
- Völkerrechtlicher Menschenrechtsschutz *
- Sportrecht *
Foundations of Law
- Rechtstheorie - Grundlagen
- Rechtstheorie (Übung)
- Latein für Juristen *
- Quantitative Rechtswissenschaft *
- Deutsche Rechtsgeschichte (Übung)
- Römische Rechtsgeschichte (Übung)
Legal Soft Skills
- Vergaberecht in der anwaltlichen Praxis *
- Rechtskommunikation, Journalismus, Öffentlichkeitsarbeit - Deutsch für Juristen
- Internetrecherche für das Studium der Rechtswissenschaft
* This course may not run in all years.
- Introduction to the U.S. American Law and Legal System
- Common Law and the Legal System in England and Wales *
- Introduction au Droit Civil Français
- Introducción al Derecho Español *
- International and European Refugee Law *
- The Changing Nature of Peace and Security *
- Model UN: The United Nations and the Responsibility to Protect *
- European Integration, Civil Society and Social Movements *
- International Dispute Settlement *
- Sociological Analysis of International Law *
- Derecho Internacional Público *
- Current Developments in International Law *
- Human Rights: Law, Politics, History *
* This course may not run in all years.
If you study at Freie Universität Berlin for one or two semesters in the context of an exchange program (Erasmus or direct exchange), you may sign up for courses in Berlin and German Studies.
Program: Courses in this program cover key aspects of German history, culture, and society in a European perspective, providing knowledge relevant to an understanding of current affairs, culture and everyday life in contemporary Berlin (and Germany more generally), help you acquire academic and intercultural skills which are useful in a German-speaking academic environment and give you more confidence regarding your spoken and written (academic) German.
Courses:
- All courses take place once per week (90 minutes), with up to 25 students per course. At the end of the semester, there is a written exam. Students get 5 ECTS credits per course.
- About half of the courses are open to students from all academic fields, the other courses are especially for students in Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, and Cultural Studies. Most courses are taught in German (at B 1 or B 2 level), but there are also courses taught in English (B 2 level). The majority of courses is designed for undergraduate students; there is, however, one course especially for students at Master's level.