Doctorate in Law at the UFL

The part-time doctoral programme in Law «Dr. iur.» serves to deepen students' legal knowledge, to critically reflect on their work as researchers and to write a dissertation. The aim of the doctoral programme is for students to acquire the ability to deal with legal issues in an independent academic manner. They document this ability by writing their doctoral thesis (a monograph), in which they deal intensively with a specific topic. The in-depth examination of the relevant aspects of the dissertation topic, the elaboration and answering of the relevant questions and the publication of the research results obtained create added value, in particular for the institutions involved in legislation and the application of the law, but also for the economy and civil society.

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Did you know that ...

... 37%

of our current doctoral students are women?

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... since 2007

comparative law is taught at the UFL?

 

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... 70%

of our students are in the age group of 30 to 50 years and are therefore in the middle of their lives?

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... 65

doctoral theses have already been produced at the faculty of Law?

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... 87%

of our students come from German-speaking countries and we therefore have international appeal?

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... Quality

convinces? The doctoral programme «Dr. iur.» has already been accredited several times by the internationally recognised agency ACQUIN.

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Law in practice


Many of the students are lawyers and employees of the public administration. It is important to the UFL to make students aware of the differences between dealing with a specific legal issue in a legal or administrative capacity and the academic, i.e. comprehensive, unbiased and primarily knowledge-oriented examination of a research question. The courses serve to realise these goals. In addition, the examination of the lecture content enables students to utilise comparative law as a source of knowledge for their own research and to use the solutions found in foreign legal systems as inspiration in their professional and private lives.

Studienstart 2024

Nächster Studienstart: 10. Oktober 2024
Anmeldeschluss: 30. Juni 2024

Anmeldeformular 2024

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Corinne Müller
Studienmanagement 

Administrative matters

Dr. iur. Elisabeth Berger
programme director 

Questions about the programme

Doctoral examinations

Doctoral examinations are open to the public. They take place on site in Triesen or online. Examination dates are announced on the UFL homepage. 

If you are interested, please contact studiumuflli.


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