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On September 7, 2016, American Friends of Bucerius partnered with Fordham Law School to bring you a talk on Improving Access to Capital Markets – Regulatory Strategies in the US and Europe. After an introduction and welcome by AFB Director of Programs, Melis Tusiray, Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Veil gave a talk to an audience of Read More

Emily Ulbricht is one of this year’s Heidsieck Scholars, attending the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in pursuit of her master’s degree. She graduated from Freie Universität Berlin this past July, and is originally from Hessen, Germany. Why did you decide to study abroad? While studying, I worked as a radio reporter and became Read More

On Friday, August 19, 2016, American Friends of Bucerius represented Bucerius Law School at an academic fair hosted by the DAAD. The fair was part of a program called DAAD Young Ambassadors, comprised of students who have studied abroad in Germany, and are now working to help inform their home institutions of opportunities in Germany for other students. Read More

Malte Radoy is one of this year’s Heidsieck Scholarship Recipients, visiting from Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg to study at the University of Colorado. He is studying education for music and physics, and will be graduating next semester. In the spotlight below, Malte talks about his studies in Germany and the US, as well Read More

American Friends of Bucerius is proud to welcome the Arnold Heidsieck Scholarship recipients to the United States this fall. The Arnold Heidsieck Scholarship awards funds to support travel and living expenses to students in Germany who wish to study abroad in the States. It is an important aspect of the AFB mission to encourage international cooperation between the U.S Read More

Linnea G. Schuster is a student at the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. She spent the fall of 2016 studying abroad at Bucerius Law School, and was granted the German Benevolent Society of Honolulu Scholarship through the Bucerius Global Legacy Fund. In the interview below, you can read Read More

The following is an inside look at the third, and final, week of Bucerius Law School’s three immersive summer programs – the Comparative IP Law Program, the International Business Law Program, and the Sports Law Program. Read the first and second week summaries, too! The third and final week of the 2016 Bucerius Summer Programs brought a Read More

The following is an inside look at the second week of Bucerius Law School’s three immersive summer programs – the Comparative IP Law Program, the International Business Law Program, and the Sports Law Program. To read the first week’s post, click here. During the second week of programming, participants in the International IP Transactions cohort Read More

The following is a sneak-peak into the first week of Bucerius Law School’s three immersive summer programs- the Comparative IP Law Program, the International Business Law Program, and the Sports Law Program.  Last Sunday, July 10, the Bucerius campus welcomed participants from 26 nations to kick off its three summer programs in Hamburg. North Americans Read More

Peter J. Prommer was part of the first group of students to study abroad at Bucerius Law School in the Fall of 2002. He graduated from the University of Illinois College of Law, Class of 2003 and is now a partner at Nixon Peabody. We spoke to Peter about his time at Bucerius Law School Read More