I was looking into studying at university and saw that there are dual study programs and bachelor's degree programs. My question is, are they the same thing, since, for example, a dual law degree program also leads to a bachelor's degree?
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After all, the business studies course is very general and you therefore have fewer opportunities to specialize (e.g. controlling, marketing).
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Grundsätzlich schließt man ein duales Studium mit einem Bachelor oder gleichwertigen Abschluss, z.B. Diplom (FH) ab.
Fraglich ist jedoch, ob es ein duales Studium mit Jura im Sinne von EJP überhaupt als dualen Studiengang gibt (zumindest weiß ich nicht von einem mit Abschluss EJP…)?
Aber wenn es ein duales Studium mit Jura Inhalten ist, ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit ziemlich hoch, einen Bachelor of Laws am ende zu haben (nicht gleich zu setzen mit EJP!), beim Studium der Rechtspflege schließt man meines Wissens nach mit einem FH-Diplom ab.
Im Zweifel solltest du auf jedenfall beim Anbieter des dualen Studienganges nachlesen, welchen Abschluss du machst. Denn ein Studiengang, der etwas mit Recht zu tun hat, aber Fokus auf etwas anderes legt, z.B. Wirtschaft, muss nicht zwingen mit einem LL.B abschließen.