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This Masters programme closes the gap that often remains in a general public degree course. While in a traditional course of public economy the scope of study is too broad to include specific legal elements, a Master of Public Law serves as an additive that allows you to become a legal practitioner in the public sphere.
The degree programme in Public Law focuses on the relation between public and civil entities. Any state interacts with its citizens on multiple levels - environmentally or based on administration, education, urbanism, taxation or public services. Public Law serves to protect the citizen and their freedoms from the state as an entity.
As a precondition you need a Bachelors degree in public law or administration. Any equivalent degree will suffice, too. However, many universities demand a minimum of one-year professional experience in public law nowadays. Moreover, specialised programmes in Public Law such as a Master of European Union Law may require a precedent degree in a related field of study. Contact your university directly to learn about local and course-bound entry requirements.
The one-year programme entitles you the academic degree Master of Laws and opens up your career ladder in public economy. As an additive to a degree in public law, this degree provides you with proficiency in legal advocacy, meaning you can interact as a lawyer – for state institutions or citizens. Moreover, corporate managers request public experts frequently; for instance, for establishing a legally sound European reputation.
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