European and International Economic Law at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich
European and International Economic Law is a Master at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich in München, Germany. It is classified under business & management, and the recorded language of instruction is english.
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European and International Economic Law at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich: key facts
About European and International Economic Law at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich
European and International Economic Law is a Master at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich in München, Germany. It is classified under business & management, and the recorded language of instruction is english.
The published duration is 2 semesters. The recorded study mode is international course, full time.
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What qualification does European and International Economic Law award?
European and International Economic Law is listed in the linked official catalogue as a Master programme at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich. The provider remains the authority for current course details.
Is European and International Economic Law at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich taught in English?
European and International Economic Law is taught in english according to the programme source. This is the teaching language; any required IELTS, TOEFL or other proof is listed separately when the university publishes it.
How long does European and International Economic Law take?
Ludwig Maximilians University Munich publishes a study duration of 2 semesters for European and International Economic Law in the recorded international course, full time mode.
When does European and International Economic Law start?
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