Master's programs

International and European Public Law

With international and European law exerting an increasing influence on the contents of national legal systems, expertise in this area is becoming sought-after by both private and public organizations.

The masters in International and European Public Law (IEPL) deals with the interplay between national, international and European Union law - focusing on the manifold ways in which the laws emanating from international organizations are influencing the legal developments within national states.

Conducted over one intensive year, this program offers students the opportunity to gain in-depth specialized knowledge in one of two fascinating areas: European Union Law or International and Human Rights Law. Both tracks are taught by experienced and highly-qualified professors and practitioners from within and outside of Tilburg Law School.

Learning is distinctly collaborative and interactive, with an emphasis on professional development. A broad and in-depth coverage of the subject material is provided, enhanced by the university’s central location between two of Europe’s leading legal and political centers: The Hague and Brussels.

Name	LLM International and European Public Law
School	Tilburg Law School
Specializations	European Union Law International and Human Rights Law
Language	English
Start of program	End of August End of January
Duration	One Year (12 Months)
Title	Master in Laws (LLM)
Tuition fees	EU/EEA students € 1,771 Non-EU/EEA students € 10,580
Application deadlines	Non-EU/EEA students EU/EEA students Scholarship deadline	January 2012 1 October 2011 1 December 2011 1 April 2011	August 2012 1 April 2012 1 July 2012 1 April 2012
Bachelor’s with direct access	Bachelor in Law, Bachelor in European studies or Bachelor in Political Science (or International Relations)
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