What is justice? And how can this word be defined so that it can be understood by everyone? What can the average German manual worker believe in just as much as a farming family in Laos? What cultural factors need to be taken into account when it comes to the “question of rights”? The Globalization, Governance and Law course of study sets us the ambitious task of questioning and reformulating the rules of our co-existence.
Head of Degree Program
All at a glance
Application Deadline
EU: 15. Sep., non-EU: 15. Jul. or later, depending on the visa process of your home country
Study program start
End of September
Study Duration
6 semesters
Tuition fee
690 € / month
Total ECTS
180
Taught in
English + other language courses
Practice
Company projects, practical and semester abroad
Lectures
On Mondays to Fridays (as well as block seminars)
Program Structure: Globalization, Governance and Law
Each module in the Globalization, Governance and Law course at Karlshochschule opens up a new and exciting world. When I look at the module overview, I can see how my course contents are logically interlinked and how this provides me with a much broader spectrum of Globalization, Governance and Law.