6 areas of specialisation: Private Law, Company Law, Medical and Pharmaceutical Law, State and the Economy, International and European Law, National and International Criminal Justice; Three additional qualifications: Law and Business, Private Construction Law, Pharmaceutical Law; Two certified professional training courses: Social Law, Food Law; interdisciplinary modules: European Studies, Peace and Conflict Research; German-Russian dual Master’s (LLM); Numerous student exchange programmes and international partnerships; Advice on courses and studying abroad; Online learning platform.

ERASMUS partnerships, for example to Great Britain, Spain, Italy, France, Switzerland, Scandinavia and Eastern Europe (Hungary, Slovenia and Poland). In addition, partnerships with Chile, Wuhan and Nanjing (China) and Kaliningrad (Russia), International Research and Documentation Centre for war crimes trials, European Company Law Experts, cooperation with universities from the USA.

Comprehensive supervision from the university computer centre and service centre for legal informatics; Two computer rooms with computer (wired connection) and laptop workstations; additional WiFi workstations; Separate PC workstations available for students with vision impairments; electronic library and loans system; numerous legal databases; e-books; Online learning platform; User accounts for all students; VPN client available for download; continually updated study information on the website.

Institute for the Law of Digitalisation, research into "blockchain technology"; Research and teaching in the field of "Legal Tech"; Institute of Family Law and Law of Succession; Research in the areas of company law, supervisory board law and supplementary pension provision; International Research and Documentation Centre for War Crimes Trials (ICWC)

Participation in the inter-disciplinary Centre for Near and Middle Eastern Studies, Marburg Centre for the Ancient World, and the Centre for Conflict Studies.