Master's specialisationHuman Rights and Migration
International and European legal instruments greatly influence the position and mobility of citizens in the EU. With this programme, you gain in-depth knowledge on the major international courts and how they protect the rights of individuals.
Something for you?
- Get an LL.M. degree in international and European Law at a top-ranked university;
- Get to study at a faculty which is rated number one in the Netherlands for student satisfaction;
- Get to understand freedom of movement and immigration within the European Union;
- Get lectures by leading and internationally recognised scholars and practitioners.
Admission requirements
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- Main language
- English (100%)
- Study duration
- 1 years (60 EC)
- Starting months
- February, September
- Contact hours
- 10-12 hours per week
- Programme format
- Full time
- Degree
- Master of Laws, specialisation of International and European Law
- Faculty
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Faculty of Law
- CROHO code
- 60224
What will you learn
You will study legal issues relating to migration and human rights in its theoretical, operational, social and political context. The basis of the programme lies in European legislation and international human rights treaties. This is a lively field of law that constantly develops and changes. Changes in public opinion in a European member state may affect its domestic legal order, which in turn influences European laws and vice versa. This specialisation therefore also focuses on the dynamic interplay between national, European and international law, as well as on the ins and outs of the EU lawmaking process.
Curriculum and coursesFuture career opportunities
Graduates of this specialisation are well-qualified to take up positions in law, lobbying or consulting firms anywhere in the world. Prospective employers interested in your expertise include NGOs, governmental organisations including the Immigration and Naturalisation Service, and international organisations such as the European Commission, the United Nations, international courts and tribunals, lobby organisations, councils for refugees and charity foundations. There are also a number of commercial businesses with a need for legal experts with knowledge of free movement of persons in the European Union.
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ContactTuitions & grants
If you are going to follow this Master's programme, you will pay an annual tuition fee. There are different tuition rates. The amount depends on your personal situation.
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