At the Bundeswehr University Munich, law is taught as part of the B.A./M.A. program of Social Sciences and Public Affairs. Students deal with the significance and functioning of law as an ordering system in national, supra-, inter- and transnational contexts. The focus lies on the foundations of and limits to government action at the national and international level. Thus, the program entails parts of domestic law (constitutional and administrative law), as well as basics of the international legal order (European and international law), with a particular focus on the protection of fundamental and human rights.

The following table is an overview over all modules and courses that are offered by the Institute of Public Law and International Law in the B.A. and M.A. program. The Institute also supervises theses (B.A. and M.A.), offers the possibility to undertake the "text analysis" as part of the first year's summer module and participates in the lecture series (Ringvorlesung).

General information on the programs, including the current manuels, may be found on the Department page (see B.A. and M.A., in German).