From the first to the fourth semester, performance assessments for all lectures for the purpose of self-assessment and to enable continuous study; Campus university; Numerous study groups and tutorials; Increased involvement of practitioners; Unique features: Internationality and reference to Europe, protection of human rights, tax law, legal informatics, French law and insurance law; Certificates (key competences; European and International Law; Patent and Innovation Protection; IT Law and Legal Informatics); Participation in moot courts; Key areas in basic subjects.

Degree courses: German-French Law, European Law and International Law, German Law for International Lawyers; 85 Erasmus contracts; Clusters of excellence with universities in the Balkans, partnerships with Keio University / Tokyo, Eastern / South-East Europe; Student and lecturer exchange with universities in Yunnan, Wuhan, South Africa and Moscow; Partnerships in barrister training with Ordre des Avocats de Paris; Collaboration with the French Chamber of Notaries in the field of continuing education; Joint study programmes with the universities of Lorraine, Strasbourg, Paris II and others.

Integrative information management concept; Excellent specialised library (reference-only stock approx. 370,000 books, 604 journal subscriptions, 353 serial publications) with long opening hours (Monday - Friday: 8am until 10pm; Sat: 9am to 8pm, Sun.: 1pm to 7pm); Extensive access (also from home) to numerous electronic legal information systems, for example juris, beck-online, Wolters Kluwer Online as well as the international databases Westlaw International, Hein Online and others.; Modern lecture halls and seminar rooms.

Influence of European Court of Justice case law on European legislation; Interactions between law in the provinces and Roman law; Research digitalisation (BiJUS); E-government in administration, IT security issues; Administrative procedural law and EU and international law; EU tax law; Jean Monnet Chair European. Integration/Human Rights; DAAD project Southeast Europe/SEE/EU Excellence Cluster; Criminal law framework for AI/detection of illegal content; Digital attendance at court; Liability for autonomous systems; Industrial contracts 4.0; Electronic records; Staudinger’s commentary; Big data insurance products

Entrepreneurship study offer organised by the contact centre for knowledge and technology transfer (KWT).

Dual-degree option (German and French Law) with Licence/Bachelor academic degree; Classroom revision and exam course; Special exam preparation in compulsory subjects and specialisation fields ([holiday] mock exams and crash course); Integration of Law degree course with the LLM in European and International Law; Doctorate jointly supervised with internat. faculties; trilateral Master's programme (ger./eng./fr.); Various advanced Master’s degree courses also by distance learning; Computing in the Judiciary Day; Best Jura Saar advancement programme for particularly talented students; considerable third-party funding.