If I complete my LLM, can I apply for teaching or professor roles abroad in Germany?

Yes, completing an LLM (Master of Laws) can make you eligible for teaching roles abroad, such as lecturer or assistant professor, especially in countries where the LLM is recognized.

For higher-level positions like associate or full professor, most universities prefer candidates with a PhD or significant research experience. In Germany, an LLM is a good foundation, but pursuing a PhD and gaining teaching or research experience will strengthen your prospects. Language proficiency (often German for Germany) and understanding the local education system are also important.

If you plan to teach in English, universities typically require an IELTS Academic score of 6.5 - 7.0, subject to change.