International and European Law
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
This four-year law program provides a comprehensive foundation in legal principles and skills. Students specialize in Corporate Law or Dispute Resolution in their third year, preparing them for careers in compliance, contract management, legal research, and other legal fields. The program emphasizes global awareness, professional development, and practical experience through internships and applied research projects.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Year 1 (Propaedeutic Year)
- Introduction to law
- International law
- Private Law
- Legal skills
- Global Awareness and Professional Development
- Year 2
- Public International Law
- EU Business Law
- Legal Skills
- Global Citizenship and Professional Development
- Year 3 (Specialization Year)
- Corporate Law
- Corporate Governance
- Tax Law & Financial Regulation
- Compliance Minor
- Business Law
- Business & Employment
- Dispute Resolution Minor
- Contract Management & Legal Ops
- Sale & Logistics
- EU Law
- EU Public Law & European Governance
- Public Health & Animals
- EU Business Regulation
- Climate & Natural Resources
- Year 4 (Graduation Year)
Careers:
- Compliance officer
- Contract Manager
- Legal researcher
- Project worker
- Legal advisor
- Legal assistant
- Trainee solicitor
- Policy analyst
You will have to pay tuition fees when you enrol on a bachelor's programme. You can pay in one or more instalments. If you pay in more than one instalment a small administration fee is charged. More information about tuition fees Scholarships Find out more about scholarships for international students. Please note that these scholarships are one-off scholarships only, meaning that if you obtain them it is only for your first year of study. Student finance Dutch students qualify for extra financial support via a loan. Dutch students automatically qualify for this financial assistance and international students may be eligible if they have lived in the Netherlands for at least five years or are employed for at least 56 hours per month. Additional Costs You must also budget for books, excursions and field trips. You can expect to pay approximately €800 per year to cover these additional costs. During your semester abroad, you will also need to pay for tickets, housing and insurance.