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LL.M. European Banking and Capital Market Regulation |
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Studienform |
Part-time study, courses take place in English in the evenings of specific weekdays (according to a predetermined schedule), all lectures online |
Gesamtdauer |
2 years (4 semesters) |
Abschluss |
LL.M. in European Banking and Capital Market Regulation (80 ECTS Credits) |
Zielpublikum |
This part-time LL.M. program is specially designed for practitioners seeking to acquire in-depth knowledge of European banking and capital market regulation for their current or prospective careers. |
Kosten |
CHF 18'700 (approx. EUR 20’000, incl. digital course material, registration and examination fees) Early bird reduction (until 31 May 2026): CHF 17’700 (approx. EUR 19’000, incl. digital course material, registration and examination fees) |
Programm-Website |
https://www.cfmr.uzh.ch/en/LL.M.-Program.html |
Information |
Academic Director: Prof. Dr. Christos Gortsos, European Banking Institute (EBI), Platz der Einheit 2, D-60327 Frankfurt am Main (E-mail: christos.gortsos@ebi-europa.eu) Program Director: Prof. Dr. Rolf Sethe, University of Zurich, RWF, Center for Financial Market Regulation (CFMR), Rämistrasse 74/12, CH-8001 Zürich (E-mail: rolf.sethe@ius.uzh.ch) |
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cfmr@ius.uzh.ch |
Telefon |
+41 (0) 44 634 3072 |
Beschreibung |
The LL.M. program consists of 12 modules à 6 ECTS plus MA thesis à 8 ECTS and is conducted on a part-time basis. In order to obtain the LL.M. title, all 12 modules plus an MA thesis must be successfully completed. Attendance of courses is mandatory. The first four general modules build the foundations of the program: foundations of financial systems and their regulation, institutional aspects of EU financial regulation, EU banking regulation and EU capital markets regulation. The next six modules form the core of the program: ESG in the financial system, central banking policies, digital finance law, specific aspects of EU banking regulation, rules of conduct in capital markets, as well as comparative aspects in a global context. In the second year, two out of the three electives offered have to be chosen (international bank accounting and auditing, EU insurance regulation, and EU regulation of financial groups), and the students will have to complete an MA thesis. |
Daten |
Start date: UZH Fall Semester 2026 Registration deadline: 31 July 2026 Early bird deadline: 31 May 2026 |
