Masters Degrees in Law, Switzerland

The Online Master of Laws (LL.M) in International Business Law is the prime management qualification for lawyers and managers wishing to strengthen their legal knowledge; research indicates that the LL.M is a catalyst for individuals with strong career aspirations. Read more

The shifting balance between the state and the economy has given rise to new challenges at the intersections of law, business and government. Read more

This course provides law graduates with the opportunity for advanced learning in key areas of international commercial law, including. Read more

In cooperation with the University of Neuchâtel, a Master in Sports Law has been created in 2005 with the aim of allowing students to complete and further traditional teaching in legal matters related to sport and to train specialist jurists to deal with the specificities of sport problems. Read more

This course is ideal if you want to develop your knowledge of business and law in an international context. Your learning will enable you to perform effectively in the development and implementation of international business strategy, which in turn will greatly enhance your employability. Read more

The Master’s programme in Law and Economics (MLE) is an interdisciplinary Master’s programme of the University of St. Gallen that combines the study of law with supplementary training in the economic sciences and, in particular, prepares students for a career at the interface of law and the economy. Read more

Organised by the International Centre for Sport Studies (CIES) in partnership with three universities, De Montfort University in Leicester (England), SDA… Read more

The Master’s programme in Law (MLaw) has a profile of its own and utilises a new training concept. It continues the legal education that was begun in the Assessment Year and pursued further at the Bachelor’s Level, and it concludes with the award of the degree of a Master of Arts HSG in Law. Read more

This MBA is designed to help you meet the challenges of the complex environment in which organisations today must increasingly operate, with global markets no longer the sole remit of multinational corporations. Read more

In an increasingly interconnected, globalized and complex world, where the importance of multilateral dialogue and cooperation is ever growing, the demand… Read more