Recruit Germany's top law students for your LL.M. program: LL.M. Day

The LL.M. Day is much more than a fair. At the LL.M. Day you can meet some of the best German law students and trainee lawyers to recruit them for your LL.M. programs. Candidates will visit your stand and engage in small group sessions for in-depth discussions.

Details and booking (PDF)

Upcoming events

Samstag 15. Mär 2025

Berlin

Samstag 22. Mär 2025

München

Dienstag 13. Mai 2025

online via Zoom
18:00 – 20:00

Samstag 15. Nov 2025

Frankfurt

Well-organized event with excellent law candidates. Wonderful recruitment opportunity.

Pamela Serota, Cardozo School of Law, about the LL.M. Day Frankfurt

I have to say the entire fair was extremely well executed – the best virtual fair I’ve attended since COVID started.

Sidney Matthews, University of California, Los Angeles

I have participated in a few virtual fairs this fall, and this one was the most successful, in my opinion. You did a fantastic job and I really felt like this was a valuable use of my time and our resources.

Anne Marlenga, University of Southern California, about the LL.M. Day Online

Your Advantages

high-quality candidates: Meet around 100 first class candidates selected from the top 15% of German law students.
in-depth discussions: Talk to attendees with a high interest in your law school during scheduled group interviews.
great visibility: Promote your law school additionally during an open fair.
lasting effects: Receive contact data of all participants after the LL.M. Day.
all-round service: Lean back while e-fellows.net organizes the event from A to Z, incl. selection of candidates and extensive marketing measures through online and print channels. The far-reaching marketing campaign lasts several weeks.
convincing facts: The last LL.M. Day was rated with 4.9 out of 5 stars by the exhibitors, and the recommendation rate by the students amounted to over 96%.

Provisional agenda

11.15 am - 12.15 pm: panel discussion with law firms or LL.M. alumni
12.15 - 1.00 pm: lunch and networking break
1.00 - 1.30 pm: welcome address
1.30 - 2.45 pm: LL.M. group sessions of participants with law schools and law firms (four rounds)
2.45 - 3.15 pm: coffee break
3.15 - 5.15 pm: LL.M. fair

A selection of our exhibitors

Cornell University, Fordham University School of Law, IE University, Northumbria University, Northwestern University, Peking University School of Transnational Law, Queen Mary University of London, Tel Aviv University, Texas A&M University School of Law, University of California Los Angeles - UCLA, University of East Anglia, University of Groningen, University of Miami, University of Pennsylvania, University of Southern California, University of Sydney, University of Virginia, Vanderbilt University

Further information

Staff or alumni can represent you at the LL.M. Day

Most schools send staff members to represent them at the LL.M. Day. They are mostly faculty or student recruiting officers. However, some schools decide to send German alumni instead. This helps to cut costs, especially for non-European schools. In fact, our feedback surveys tell us that many students enjoy talking to alumni at the event. If you are on a tight budget and still want your school to participate in the LL.M. Day, sending an alumnus or alumna is a great alternative to traveling to Germany yourself.

Differences between the events in Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt und LL.M. Forum Online

All three LL.M. Days follow the same agenda and host a similar number of candidates. Participants in Frankfurt are mostly from western or central Germany, while those in Munich tend to come from the south and those in Berlin from the north and east. All LL.M. Days receive very similar feedback from both law schools and students. We would suggest that you simply choose the one which fits your schedule best. Many schools come to more than one LL.M. Day to meet law students from all parts of Germany and to qualify for our discounts (see booking sheet).

Additional branding effect

Participation in the LL.M. Day is more than meeting excellent law students in Munich, Frankfurt, and Berlin. You are also part of our offline and online marketing efforts that reach out to the German law community as a whole. This will help schools to achieve better name recognition among law students and trainee lawyers in Germany. Recruiting at the event itself and branding during marketing go hand in hand:

Participating schools are listed on our event web pages. The LL.M. Day pages count about 20,000 views anually combined.
The LL.M. Day is advertised multiple times in our mailings and newsletters that go out to e-fellows.net scholarship holders and members.
Print materials such as posters and flyers are distributed to universities and student clubs. Print ads are published in law magazines.