HQ Function

The Hamburg campus serves as the central hub for all academic programs (undergraduate, LL.M./MLB, doctoral), research initiatives, library services, student life, and administrative operations of the law school.

Notable Features:

Modern architectural design harmoniously set within the Planten un Blomen botanical gardens. Features include a state-of-the-art library, moot court, auditorium, lecture halls, and seminar rooms equipped with advanced technology.

Work Culture:

The campus fosters an intellectually stimulating, collaborative, and international environment. It emphasizes academic rigor, critical thinking, close interaction between students and faculty, and a strong sense of community.

HQ Significance:

As Germany's first private law school, its campus symbolizes a modern approach to legal education, innovation, and internationalism in the German academic landscape. It's the heart of all the school's activities and its primary physical identity.

Values Reflected in HQ: Excellence in legal education, international outlook, innovation, community engagement, and a close connection to both nature (due to its park location) and the city of Hamburg.

Location:

Bucerius Law School supports a significant global presence primarily through its extensive network of over 100 partner universities across more than 30 countries, facilitating student and faculty exchanges. Its curriculum, especially the LL.M./MLB program, is internationally focused, attracting students and scholars worldwide. The school hosts international conferences, summer programs (like International Business Law, International IP Transactions), and actively participates in global legal research networks. Its diverse student body and international faculty further underscore its global engagement.

Street Address:

Jungiusstraße 6

City:

Hamburg

State/Province:

Hamburg

Country:

Germany