Master in International and European Law
If you are interested in a Master's program in International and European Law, you can choose between two specialized tracks; European Law and Global Risk or International Law and Global Governance.
Study International and European Law at Tilburg University
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International Law and Global Governance (LLM)
1 year English Starts end of August and end of JanuaryLearn to navigate a world in which rules and systems of governance are becoming increasingly informal and transnational.
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European Law and Global Risk (LLM)
1 year English Starts end of August and end of JanuaryFocus on European law in relation to global challenges like climate change, trade, migration and the decline of rule of law. European law is a leading force when it comes to addressing societal issues in Europe as well as globally. European law is crucial for any lawyer, because it impacts all aspects of domestic law, from business to social welfare.
Why International and European Law in Tilburg?
- Study for a degree and a career. Gain the legal, analytical, and argumentation skills to prepare yourself for a wide variety of career paths. You will be ready for a dynamic labor market, which demands versatility of legal professionals.
- All teachers are highly qualified and enthusiastic academics with additional expertise emanating from their connections to international legal practice. The latest developments and insights are continuously fed into learning, so you are confronted with topics and ideas from the forefront.
- Explore the constitutional, institutional and economic foundations of law with the guidance of international researchers and experts in these fields at a university in close proximity to two of Europe’s most important legal and political centers: Brussels and The Hague.
- Small class sizes and interactive teaching methods in an international classroom.
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