Institutes and centres

The CEP sets itself the aim of connecting European legal expertise from academics and legal practitioners who apply it in their daily work to create a new, readily applicable body of research.

Centre for European Law at the University of Passau (CEP)

The Research Centre for Law and Digitalisation, or FREDI for short, deals with regulatory issues triggered by the digital transformation in an interdisciplinary manner and across all legal areas. FREDI contributes to scientific discourse through academic publications (articles, conference proceedings, doctoral theses). The research centre also organises lecture series, colloquia, event series and conferences.

Research Centre for Law and Digitalisation (FREDI)

The institute coordinates external enquiries about teaching assignments, lectures and contract research. Some sections of the institute help the public authorities and courts of law with questions about international law, and are therefore in constant contact with legal practitioners. Finally, the institute is also tasked with coordinating the acquisition of literature.

Institute of International and Comparative Law

The Institute for the Didactics of Law was born out of the University's desire to explore new avenues in the way its law students are prepared for the first state examination, which students generally sit after approximately 4 to 6 years of study. Teaching professorships were set up for civil, public and criminal law, providing rigorous preparation for the state examination. The teaching professors are themselves official examiners for the state examination.

Institute for the Didactics of Law

The HRCP was established in 2010 as a centre for research, continuing professional development and a consultancy on all issues related to international human rights protection in criminal proceedings.

Research Centre for Human Rights in Criminal Proceedings (HRCP)