Young, enthusiastic team of professors; Very good student-professor ratio: students = 1:50; Excellent course organisation enables compulsory courses with coordinated content, with no overlapping, without unnecessary repetitions; Very good learning climate, informal atmosphere, friendly fellow students, no dog-eat-dog mindset; Studying at a small campus university, no waiting times for access to courses; Attractive courses with interdisciplinary and international relevance; Eight interesting specialisations with a high degree of practical relevance; International Law studies (FFA)

International Law studies in 8 legal systems (FFA); Foundations of European Legal Development; European and International Criminal Law; Environmental Law; European and International Law; German and International Tax Law; Institute of Law and Digitalisation Trier; Institute for Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the European Union; Institute of Legal Policy; Institute of German and European Water Management Law. Part of the University of the Greater Region in collaboration with universities in France and Luxembourg.

Research in beck-online and juris with remote access for students; Westlaw; Digital textbooks; Free WiFi across the whole university; 60 PC workstations in the Law computer cluster.; All of the approx. 150 PC workstations in the main library can be used by Law students free of charge; Group work rooms that can be booked online; all lecture theatres and seminar rooms are equipped with projectors; air-conditioned lecture theatres; auditorium with 550 seats; interactive whiteboard in the group work room of the library; Two video studios and two mobile camera carriages for online transmission and lecture recordings.

In-depth research by faculty professors at well-known research institutes: Institute of Digital Law Trier (IRDT); Institute for Labour Law and Industrial Relations in the European Union (IAAEU); Institute of Legal Policy; Institute of German and European Water Management Law; Trier Institute of Money Laundering and Corruption Criminal Law; Cross-faculty German Research Foundation (DFG) research group "Resilience"

University “Entrepreneurs’ Office of the University of Trier”

Barrier-free building; Two professorships research in the field of (international) environmental law.