Bilingual Master of Law (MLaw) UZH UNIL
A joint Swiss-German-French Master’s programme offering interdisciplinary legal studies across two leading universities.
Best for:Best for law graduates seeking a bilingual, interdisciplinary legal education with exposure to Swiss and international legal frameworks, and those aiming for careers in academia, research, or legal practice.
Overview
The bilingual Master of Law (MLaw) UZH UNIL is a joint degree programme between the University of Zurich and the University of Lausanne. Students can simultaneously pursue courses at both institutions, gaining expertise in Swiss and international law while developing proficiency in German and French legal languages. The programme emphasizes flexibility, allowing students to tailor their studies to their interests. It prepares graduates for careers in legal practice, research, or academia, equipping them with advanced analytical and interdisciplinary skills. The curriculum integrates theoretical and practical components, fostering a deep understanding of legal systems and their applications in diverse contexts.
What you'll do
- Complete a structured curriculum combining courses from the University of Zurich and the University of Lausanne.
- Develop proficiency in German and French legal languages through specialized coursework.
- Conduct independent legal research and write academic papers or theses under faculty supervision.
- Engage in interdisciplinary legal studies, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications.
- Participate in seminars, workshops, and collaborative projects to enhance legal skills and knowledge.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor of Law (LLB) or equivalent degree in Law or a related field
Degree offered: Master of Law (MLaw)
Language: German and French; proficiency required for coursework and research (exact proficiency level not specified)
Instruction: German and French
- Proficiency in German and French, or willingness to achieve proficiency during the programme
- Strong analytical and research skills in legal studies
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in an interdisciplinary environment
- Open to international applicants
- No specific nationality restrictions mentioned
- No age restrictions mentioned
- No prior experience caps mentioned
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How to apply
Applicants must apply through the official University of Zurich application portal. The process involves submitting academic transcripts, a CV, a statement of purpose, and proof of language proficiency. Additional documents may be required based on individual circumstances.
- CV
- Statement of purpose
- Academic transcripts (Bachelor’s degree)
- Proof of German and French language proficiency
- Letter of motivation
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