Austria

“The University of Vienna is ideally located in one of the world's most attractive cities hosting international organizations (IAEA, OPEC, OSCE, UNCITRAL, etc.). The LL.M. program in International Legal Studies focuses on current problems and new developments in international law, such as the interaction of governments and other key players on the international level. The courses are offered within the framework of four modules (Fundamental Issues of International Law, International Economic Law, International Organizations and International Dispute Settlement).”

“The collaborative LL.M. Program in Transnational Business Practice developed by the University of Salzburg, School of Law, Austria and the University of Sacramento, McGeorge School of Law, California, U.S.A. is one-of-a-kind in the ever more dense jungle of postgraduate degrees offered throughout the world. The program, held at both campuses for a semester respectively, offers a unique combination of EU, US, and International Law subjects. An international faculty featuring leading members of the academic world alongside high-ranking administrative officials, judges and attorneys provides students with first-hand insight into the most pressing issues of international legal practice.”

“The LL.M. programme in South East European Law and European Integration offers law students the unique chance to study the legal issuses of one of the future regions for the European Union: South Eastern Europe. The programme especially focuses on Bulgaria and Romania as acceding countries of the European Union in 2007. Another main focus are the Western Balkans including Slovenia. The course provides a profound postgraduate education that gives real insight into South East European legal issues and the upcoming enlargement through a practical approach. This unique additional qualification will enable graduates to outstand their international competitors by far.”

“Danube University is the only public university for postgraduate education in Europe. The core areas of teaching and research are environmental and medical sciences, economic and management sciences, telecommunications, information and media, culture and European integration. It is situated in Krems, a small historic town about 60 miles west of Vienna, right amidst the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Area "Wachau", part of the Danube Valley and one of the best wine growing areas of Austria.”