The Studium Generale, a mandatory part of the MLB Program, consists of lectures and discussions relating to a wide variety of topics that intersect with, but transcend the strict confines of law and business instruction. By integrating the great diversity in cultural and legal backgrounds of the students in the Program, the Studium Generale aims to allow students both to become more aware of other points of view on matters of broad interest, as well to be better able to place their own views in international context. Topics in the Studium Generale include introductions to the home countries of the participants, the role of religious beliefs in society, the benefits and disadvantages of international development aid, population issues in different countries and ethical questions.


Alexander Wulf

ALEXANDER WULF, GERMANY, PHD STUDENT: "In addition to the excellent support that I received and the innovative courses I took, taught by professors from renowned universities and by distinguished practitioners, I especially enjoyed the intercultural experience that the MLB Program offered.  Those are some of the reaons why I am now returning to the Bucerius Law School to write my Ph.D. thesis, even though my original background is in business."