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The Viadrina European University, founded in 1991 and seated in Frankfurt/Oder (Brandenburg), is a privately funded university with the right to confer doctoral and post-doctoral degrees. It accomodates approximately 6,500 students from 80 countries. The Viadrina European University is split into three faculties: the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Social and Cultural Sciences, and the Faculty of Business Administration and Economics. The scope of course offerings ranges from undergraduate Bachelor courses and consecutive Master courses to postgraduate law courses. The Faculty of Law offers the Bachelor degree courses “Law“, “German and Polish Law“, “Law and Business/Business and Law“, and “Law and Politics“, furthermore the Master courses “German and Polish Law“, “European Economic Law“, “European Studies“, “Mediation“, and “International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law“, as well as the postgradual studies “Magister Legum“, and “Economic Law“. The Faculty of Social and Cultural Sciences provides the Bachelor degree courses “Cultural Sciences“, “Intercultural German Language and Literature Studies“, “Law and Politics“, and the Master courses “European Cultural History“, “Languages, Communication and Cultures in Europe“, “Media – Communication – Culture“, “Literary Studies: Aesthetics – Literature – Philosophy“, “Socialcultural Studies“, “Culture and History of Central and Eastern Europe“, “European Studies“, “Cultural Management and Cultural Tourism“, and “European Cultural Heritage“. The Faculty of Business Administration and Economics comprises the Bachelor degree courses “International Business Administration“ (German/English), and “Law and Business/Business and Law“, as well as the Master degree courses “International Business Administration“ (German/English), and “European Studies“. The Viadrina European University also provides the opportunity to study without any higher education entrance qualification.