Masters Degrees in Law, Netherlands

Civic-minded and specialised: You know how law works With a master's degree in Law under your belt, you will not only be civic-minded and specialised, but you will also fully understand how law works. In addition, with a master's degree in Law from VU Amsterdam you can go in many directions. Read more

With the increasing level of globalisation there is a growing demand for legal experts who understand the impact of international and European legislation on business entities. Read more

Civic-minded and specialised: You know how law works With a master's degree in Law under your belt, you will not only be civic-minded and specialised, but you will also fully understand how law works. In addition, with a master's degree in Law from VU Amsterdam you can go in many directions. Read more

Can a church be attacked if a sniper hid in the tower during an armed conflict? Having the Polish nationality, being tortured in a Thai prison, what rights do you have? Can you invoke them and how? In this programme, you will be trained in human rights at the international level, but also in international humanitarian law and other related fields of (international) law. Read more

“Imagine all the people, Sharing all the world. You may say I'm a dreamer, But I'm not the only one…” (John Lennon). International law is not a dream nor for dreamers. Read more

Civic-minded and specialised: You know how law works With a master's degree in Law under your belt, you will not only be civic-minded and specialised, but you will also fully understand how law works. In addition, with a master's degree in Law from VU Amsterdam you can go in many directions. Read more

This LL.M. programme provides you with a thorough insight into the legal aspects of doing business in an international setting. Read more

Increased economic integration has become part of modern-day life both within the European Union and Internationally. Economic integration often translates into policy and law. Read more

Corporate law is changing. Economic, climatic and societal upheaval is forcing businesses to develop a sense of context in the world. Read more

How do governments influence effects of digitalisation, such as cybercrime and breaches of privacy? And how can governments make better use of benefits that digitalisation has to offer? In the modern globalised world, privacy and security are two topics that do not lose their relevance. Read more

Which laws govern the commercial use of outer space? Are States responsible for mitigating space debris? Who is liable for accidents that happen onboard an the aircraft? Learn how to deal with questions like these from both an international and a European perspective. Read more

Increasing globalization and regional integration creates the need for good knowledge of international commercial law. Read more

How are international and transnational crimes prevented, investigated and prosecuted? Is criminal law an effective tool in the present context of globalized… Read more

What did liberalization do for the energy sector? And did it change the relationship between the state and the energy industry? Should energy companies be concerned with climate change? Today, the energy sector is changing as a result of market liberalization and climate change concerns. Read more

Think about the access to finance and opportunities to invest for organisations and individuals. You will then realise how, in today's interconnected world, national and international financial markets have far-reaching effects on virtually all of us around the globe. Read more