Int. and European Law-Uni

The Master’s in International and European Law offers a wide-ranging field of studies in both the general principles of international law and more specialised topics.

The Master’s programme in International and European Law is a one-year, non-subsidised programme (see website for payment information). The programme is aimed at enhancing your knowledge and understanding of public international law and European Union law. Created for those with an intense interest in international affairs (including terrorism, global climate change, the emerging EU and other major issues in contemporary law and society), the programme offers you a broad field of studies in both the general structure and principles of public international law and European institutional and substantive law.

It also offers the opportunity to carry out in-depth analysis through participation in courses on more specialised topics, and in the form of individual research assignments, including the preparation of an LLM thesis supervised by faculty members. Three compulsory courses (International Law Seminar, International and European Competition Law, and European Public Law) and three electives comprise the programme, which enrols a maximum of 25 students each year.

Please find more information about this program here.

Universität Utrecht
Admission Office
Postfach 80125, 3508 TC Utrecht
Heidelberglaan 8, 3584 CS Utrecht
Niederlande

Tel: +31 30 253 2670
E-Mail: studienbewerber@uu.nl
Website: www.uu.nl
Website für praktische Infos (auf Deutsch): www.uu.nl/studienbewerber

Please find more information about the Utrecht Universiteit here.

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