Subject areas of EBS Law School
Chairs and professorships at EBS Law School are organised into three subject areas and one centre.

The research focus of the faculty members ranges from basic questions of modern statehood to civil and criminal law perspectives of commercial law to current challenges of digitalisation.
Since the issues studied here are largely characterised by international relevance, EBS Law School draws on a comprehensive network of partner faculties - both subject-related, through associations such as the Law Schools Global League, and interdisciplinary, in cooperation with EBS Business School.
Our subject areas

Deanery

Michael Nietsch
- Dean of EBS Law School - Chair of civil law, corporate law and capital market law (civil law III)
View profile +49 6723 9168 160 michael.nietsch@ebs.edu
Emanuel V. Towfigh
- Vice Dean of EBS Law School - Chair of public law, empirical legal research and legal economics (public law III)
View profile +49 6723 9168 173 emanuel.towfigh@ebs.edu
Michael Goldhammer, LL.M. (Michigan)
- Vice Dean of EBS Law School - Chair of public law with a focus on administrative law as well as comparative law and philosophy of law (public law II)
View profile +49 6723 9168 302 michael.goldhammer@ebs.eduCivil law

Tim Florstedt
Chair of civil law, commercial and economic law and banking law (civil law I)
View profile +49 6723 9168 148 tim.florstedt@ebs.edu
Katja Chandna-Hoppe, LL.B. (UCL London)
Chair of civil law, German and European labour law, social law and comparative law (civil law II)
View profile +49 6723 9168 141 Katja.Chandna-Hoppe@ebs.edu
Michael Nietsch
- Dean of EBS Law School - Chair of civil law, corporate law and capital market law (civil law III)
View profile +49 6723 9168 160 michael.nietsch@ebs.edu
Ulrich Segna
Chair of civil law, commercial and business law, law of non-profit organisations (civil law IV)
View profile +49 6723 9168 166 ulrich.segna@ebs.edu
Sarah Legner
Professor for civil Law, competition and intellectual property law, european private law
View profile +49 6723 9168 145 sarah.legner@ebs.edu
Hanjo Hamann, JSM (Stanford)
Associate professor for civil law, commercial and intellectual property law, in particular the law of digitalisation and legal linguistics
View profile +49 6723 9168 262 Hanjo.Hamann@ebs.edu
Marcus C. Funke, LL.M. (Chicago)
Honorary professorship for capital and corporate law
View profile funke@amp-law.de
Klaus Marinus Hoenig, LL.M (Miami)
Honorary professorship for mergers and acquisitions
View profile Klaus.Hoenig.extern@ebs.eduAssistants of the subject area of civil law:
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Martin Will, M.A., LL.M. (Cambridge)
Chair of public law, administrative law, European law, law of new technologies and history of law (public law I)
View profile +49 6723 9168 150 martin.will@ebs.edu
Michael Goldhammer, LL.M. (Michigan)
- Vice Dean of EBS Law School - Chair of public law with a focus on administrative law as well as comparative law and philosophy of law (public law II)
View profile +49 6723 9168 302 michael.goldhammer@ebs.edu
Emanuel V. Towfigh
- Vice Dean of EBS Law School - Chair of public law, empirical legal research and legal economics (public law III)
View profile +49 6723 9168 173 emanuel.towfigh@ebs.edu
Matthias Goldmann, LL.M. (NYU)
Chair of international law (public law IV)
View profile +49 6723 9168 146 matthias.goldmann@ebs.edu
Matthias Friehe
Assistant professor of constitutional and administrative law
View profile +49 6723 9168 142 matthias.friehe@ebs.edu
Thomas Dünchheim
Honorary professorship in constitutional and administrative law and public commercial law
View profile thomas.duenchheim.extern@ebs.eduAssistants of the subject area of public law:
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Christoph Wolf
Chair of criminal law and criminal procedural law (criminal law II)
View profile +49 6723 9168 293 christoph.wolf@ebs.edu
Holm Putzke LL.M. (Krakau)
Adjunct professorship for criminal law, criminal procedure law and economic criminal law
View profile holm.putzke.extern@ebs.edu
Assistants of the subject area of criminal law:
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