Istanbul University
Courses are held in German (50%) and Turkish (50%). Participants can choose to write their Bachelor's theses in either language.
The programme starts each year in October at Universität Hamburg.
1 June until 15 July for the following winter semester
The Joint Degree Programme in Law (Hamburg/Istanbul) is an integrated international degree programme with a double degree. The aim of the programme is to educate students in the fields of German and Turkish law, including its foundations and references to international law. The programme is initially taught for two years at the Faculty of Law at Universität Hamburg and then for two years at Istanbul University. It begins in the winter semester. During their studies in Hamburg, participants attend courses on civil law, criminal law and public law. In addition, special courses on Turkish law are held in Hamburg. The third and fourth years of study are completed at Istanbul University. The courses in Istanbul build on the legal knowledge acquired in Hamburg. In addition to Turkish civil, criminal and public law, which is often based on German and EU law, further courses with an international focus are offered.
Students spend a mandatory four semesters in Hamburg and a mandatory four semesters in Istanbul. In the third and fourth semesters, students attend specialised lectures in Turkish to get introduced to Turkish law.
Students are required to complete two one-month internships during the programme: one in Hamburg and one in Istanbul.
There is a semester fee of approx. 340 EUR per semester. This fee includes a semester ticket covering public transport in the Hamburg metropolitan area.
Without additional costs for further insurances, private vehicles, etc., you ought to expect the following expenses:
International full-time students may apply for merit scholarships or exam grants granted by Universität Hamburg. For more information, please use the provided link. We also recommend contacting our colleagues in the Department of International Affairs for further guidance.
http://www.uni-hamburg.de/internationales/studieren-an-der-uhh/finanzierung-des-studiums_e.html
For admission via the Universität Hamburg, a university entrance qualification (e.g. Abitur) and proof of sufficient knowledge of Turkish (at least level B2) are required. For international applicants, proof of sufficient knowledge of German (at least level C1) is required.
German: C1
Turkish: B2
1 June until 15 July for the following winter semester
https://hochschulstart.de/startseite
Information on the application via DoSV:
Dialogorientiertes Serviceverfahren (DoSV): Studium: Universität Hamburg (uni-hamburg.de)
Are you looking for a part-time job? Stellenwerk, Hamburg's cross-university job platform posts attractive job and internship advertisements every day.
Part-time work, an internship, or self-employment—the Counselling Centre for Social & International Affairs (BeSI) advises you on all aspects of social security.
Students from countries outside the EU, the EEA, and Switzerland are subject to special regulations for part-time work when studying. Contact the Counselling Centre for Social & International Affairs for more information.
There are several job opportunities in diverse areas of Universität Hamburg. Many of these jobs are offered exclusively to students enrolled at the university. For job ads of this kind, check out departmental bulletin boards, departmental websites, www.stellenwerk.de (wanted ads for Hamburg’s universities), or ask directly in your department.
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For more information on how to find accommodation and how to plan your first steps in Hamburg, please see: https://www.uni-hamburg.de/piasta/beratung/doc/willkommen.pdf.
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