Master of Media Law

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Course content 

You have successfully accomplished an undergraduate degree in law? You are looking for an exciting profession with a manifold of practical tasks to fulfill? You are interested in media and communication science? The Masters Media Law incorporates all of these aspects and addresses legal problems of traditional and new media.

The Master of Media Law is structured in a rather practical manner. Initiated by leading media functionaries with regard to the newly arising and ever-growing needs of legal advocates, this particular course serves as an additional qualification for any legal experts.

The Masters content includes legal problems of cultural event management, broadcast legislation, press and publishing law. Different projects and fictive scenarios provide practically-oriented approaches in dealing with legislation and lawsuits. Moreover, you deepen your competences with regards to competition law, journalism and communication techniques.

Career with a postgraduate degree in Media Law

The Master of Media Law opens up a variety of career options. You may take over responsibilities as a lawyer for a private or public media company. However, you can also opt for career in journalism, politics or academic sciences.