The Bachelor of Business Law places emphasis on a broad education in both Law and Business Administration. In all theory semesters, case studies are anchored in the curriculum for teaching and practising legal work techniques as well as bridging the gap in practice. The range of majors is based on the main course and is very practice-oriented. The Master's degree is also broad and links law with management issues. The interdisciplinary approach extends to the courses, some of which are held jointly by teachers in both subjects.

The department has set itself the goal of expanding internationalisation (incoming and outgoing). The 2nd semester of the Master's degree programme in Legal Management takes place entirely in English or alternatively can be spent abroad. English-language events and theses are specifically promoted.

Dundalk Institute of Technology, Dundalk, Irland; Waterford Institute of Technology, Waterford, Irland; Vaasan ammattikorkeakoulu, Vaasa, Finnland; University of South Wales, Pontypridd, Cardiff, GB; University of Technology Sydney, Sydney, Australien; University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; University of Finance and Administration, Prag, Tschechien; Universidad Mayor, Santiago de Chile, Chile

The department has its own PC laboratory for courses and free use for students. The library provides access to Beck-Online and a large number of databases. In addition, the courses have licenses for specific software (etc. Contract Management, PLM, SAP). The university has numerous hybrid lecture rooms.

Data protection in SMEs; Digital Agenda Lake Constance (rights to data, data exchange between companies); Rights in neural networks; Compliance practice in multinational corporations and the defence industry; Product Lifecycle Management

The kilometre 1 initiative of the university and the University of Konstanz is particularly worth mentioning to support Start-ups, and Start-ups are supported here right from the start. Through the initiative, there are also numerous contacts to individual networks and other organisations that promote and support start-ups within the region.