Please note the following:
- No entrance test is required for this course. But, it is highly recommended that applicants are on the B2 CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) English language level for successful participation.
- During the course, students will be required to learn a large amount of legal vocabulary, including legal concepts, and be able to explain these in class. The course is highly student production orientated (group work + presentations etc.): students who wish to take part must be prepared to: Participate with verbal contribution - Learn/contribute independently and in groups - attend class regularly.
- At the end of the course, students will be issued a certificate of attendance. Therefore, it is required that you may not miss more than two sessions throughout the semester.
- There will be no exam.
Please find further information for the Sommersemester 2025 on Basis.
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Please note the following:
- Target Group: This course is predominantly intended for students who plan to apply for a study abroad program through the International Coordination Team (“Auslandskoordination”) of the Department of Law. See: https://www.jura.uni-bonn.de/studium/studieninformationen/auslandsaufenthalt/auslandssemester It provides proof of English proficiency at the B2 level. Please confirm with your chosen host university whether they have a language requirement and whether this course meets it.
- Admission Requirements: You must be enrolled in the Faculty of Law and Economics.
- Prerequisites: No entrance testis required. However, a minimum English level of B1 (CEFR) is recommended. Various placement tests are available online. For recommendations, you may contact k.petersen@~@uni-bonn.de.
- Attendance Policy: Attendance is compulsory. A maximum of 8 teaching hours (equivalent to 6 hours) of absence permitted.
- Final exam: Written exam including listening comprehension, reading comprehension, and writing. Duration: 2 hours
- Certification: Students may use their transcript as proof of their language level when applying for a study abroad placement; however, they must first confirm with the host university whether this form of documentation will be accepted. Please note that this course does not provide certification equivalent to internationally recognized examinations such as UNIcert®, TOEFL, or IELTS.
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