Master of Law (MLaw) of the Universities of Zurich and Lausanne
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General content
This combined bilingual degree course allows students to complete their Master’s studies in Law at the Universities of Zurich and Lausanne. You will thus be able to improve your knowledge of law and of legal German or French. This course is based on the general objectives and content of both Faculties’ Master’s programmes, and benefits from a national scope thanks to its bilingual nature.
Practical information
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Organisers |
University of Lausanne, Faculty of Law, Criminal Justice and Public Administration (School of Law) |
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Address |
Ecole de droit |
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Contact |
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Degree awarded |
Master of Law (MLaw) of the Universities of Zurich and Lausanne
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ECTS credits |
90 |
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Duration |
At least one semester is spent with each partner Faculty. |
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Teaching language |
French/German (English). An excellent level in French and German, both spoken and written, is recommended. |
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Admission requirement |
Bachelor of Law |
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Enrolment |
At the University of Lausanne: At the University of Zurich: |
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Part-time |
Possible under certain conditions. |
Career prospects
This course opens the door to a wide range of professional activities. It provides access in particular to placements as a lawyer or notary and also prepares students for various legal professions practised by public administrations, the courts, private companies and international organisations. Other positions, for example in the sectors of culture, politics or business management, are also accessible.
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Career prospects after studies
Information and testimonials from alumni
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"First job after study" survey (in French only)
The professional situation of graduates from Swiss universities
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From UNIL to working life (in French only)
Results of the survey specifically concerning UNIL graduates
Exchanges and mobility
At least one semester is spent with each partner Faculty.
Subject to changes.
The French version prevails. Only the official texts should be considered binding.
Last update: 13 March 2024