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Radboud University LLM in International and European Law
Radboud University

LLM in International and European Law

Nijmegen, Reino dos Países Baixos

1 Years

Inglês

Tempo integral

01 Dec 2024

Feb 2025

EUR 2601 / per year *

No campus

* for EU/EEA nationals; €16,500 for non-EU/EEA nationals

Introdução

Our LL.M. programme in International and European Law is primarily designed for students who wish to develop their understanding and knowledge of international and European Union law with the intent of pursuing a legal career with a strong international dimension. This Master's offers a thorough education in European law, including competition law, immigration law, external relations law, judicial protection, and public international law. Students receive a sound basis for an international legal career.

Why study International and European Law at Radboud University?

Radboud University's International and European Law programme was the first of its kind in the Netherlands. Thanks to our long reputation and extensive network, students in this programme can benefit from connections to over fifty universities all over the world- including the United States, Asia, Australia and Europe.

Many of the lecturers in this programme also practice law, which gives you an insight into the letter and practice of the law. Law students from Radboud University regularly take part in European Law moot court competitions, which allows them to build their skills and test their theoretical knowledge.

The programme has a good international mix of students, so you can learn from your peers, and make connections for the future. You also have the option of going abroad, either for an internship or to follow additional courses as an exchange student at our academic partner institutions.

Go to the International and European Law webpage.

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