Study Law in Germany
69 programmes in law at 27 universities in Germany are open to international students; 84% are taught in English. The median yearly tuition is 3,265 USD, with the middle half of programmes charging between 1,371 USD and 9,462 USD.
Data as of August 27, 2026 · computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD
Law programmes
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Law in Germany by degree level
| Degree | Programmes | 25th percentile | Median tuition / yr | 75th percentile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's | 15 | 194 USD | 1,611 USD | 2,190 USD |
| Master's | 48 | 1,371 USD | 3,265 USD | 9,462 USD |
Tuition figures use the yearly price each university publishes for international students, converted to USD; medians only publish where at least 5 priced programmes exist.
Universities for law in Germany
- Mainz University of Applied Sciences (9)
- European University Viadrina (7)
- Heidelberg University (7)
- Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (6)
- Humboldt University (4)
- Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences (3)
- EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht (3)
- Technische Hochschule Köln - University of Applied Sciences (3)
- Anhalt University of Applied Sciences (3)
- University of Mannheim (3)
Study Law in Germany: common questions
- How many law programmes are there in Germany?
- 69 law programmes at 27 universities in Germany are open to international students, as of August 27, 2026.
- How much does a law degree in Germany cost?
- The median yearly tuition for master's programmes in law in Germany is 3,265 USD. The middle half of programmes charge between 1,371 USD and 9,462 USD per year.
- Can I study law in Germany in English?
- Yes — 84% of the law programmes in Germany in our catalogue are taught in English (58 of 69).
- Which degree level is cheapest for law in Germany?
- Bachelor's programmes, at a median of 1,611 USD per year, against 3,265 USD for master's programmes.
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