Professors
- 1854-1864 Hans von Bülow
- 1855- ?: Ferdinand Laub
- 1864-1871: Rudolf Radecke
- 1866-1869: Friedrich Kiel
- 1867-1878: Eduard Franck
- 1874-1877: Arnold Krug
- 1890-1897: Friedrich Gernsheim
- 1897-1903: Hans Pfitzner
- 1884-1906(?): Georg von Petersenn
- mind. 1896-1911: Martin Krause
- 1897-1904: Ernst Jedliczka
- 1898-1905: Ernst Eduard Taubert
- 1906-1915: Leo Portnoff
- 1900-1920: Engelbert Humperdinck
- 1902-1903 and 1911: Arnold Schoenberg
- 1904-1924: Arthur Willner
- mind. 1919-1929: Rudolf Maria Breithaupt
- 1934-1940, 1962-1966: Konrad Wölki
- 1935-1960: Conrad Hansen
- Herbert Ahlendorf
- Wilhelm Klatte
- James Kwast
- Max Löwengard
- Paul Lutzenko
- Selma Nicklass-Kempner
- Gustav Pohl
- Nikolaus Rothmühl
- Victor Hollaender
- Leopold Schmidt
- Robert Lösch
- 1992-2012: David Friedman
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“The law is a sort of hocus-pocus science, that smiles in yer face while it picks yer pocket: and the glorious uncertainty of it is of more use to the professors than the justice of it.”
—Charles Macklin (1690–1797)
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—Robert Musil (1880–1942)