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Lecture-recordings

The Faculty of Law trains you to become competent and academically qualified lawyers. That is why we have made a conscious choice to provide academic teaching on campus: our teaching is delivered in person as standard.

When are lecture-recordings available?

Lectures are recorded wherever possible. These recordings are:

•    Available two weeks before the exam.

•    Available two weeks before the resit.

Only for students who are enrolled for the course

Which type of sessions are not recorded?

Seminars and working groups are never recorded. These types of sessions require active participation and protect participants’ privacy.

Where can you find information about recordings?

Not all lecture rooms are suitable for recordings. As a result, the range of recordings available is limited.

  • Check the schedule: click on the course name and look at ‘remarks’.

  • If there is no remark about recordings, then no recordings will be made for that course.

Master level: what's different?

At master level, the lecturer decides whether a course unit will be recorded.

  • Some lectures are not recorded.

  • Other lectures are recorded and made available to all enrolled students immediately.

Please note: for each LLM course unit in the schedule, check the ‘remarks’ section to see if there are recordings and when they will be available.


Study planning

Please bear this information in mind when drawing up your study plan.

Questions?

Please contact the SSL.

Last modified:13 August 2026 12.13 p.m.