Program Overview

Notarieel Recht

Overview

The Notarieel Recht program at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is a three-year, full-time bachelor's degree that focuses on the legal and fiscal aspects of family relationships, entrepreneurship, and real estate. Students in this program learn to advise people on crucial moments in their lives and help them make legally binding agreements.

Program Description

During the Notarieel Recht program, students delve into the juridical and fiscal aspects of family relationships, entrepreneurship, and real estate. The program provides a solid foundation for a career in notarial law, but it also offers opportunities for students who wish to pursue other legal directions, such as becoming a corporate lawyer at a bank or a legal advisor at a tax consulting firm.

Key Features

• The program has a small-scale setup, allowing students to receive personal guidance from experienced lecturers who are also active in the field.
• The lecturers share their knowledge and provide valuable connections within the professional field, which can be helpful for finding internships or work-study positions.
• The program focuses on the practical application of theoretical knowledge, preparing students for their future careers.

Is Notarieel Recht Right for You?

• Do you want to help people make important decisions, such as buying their first home or protecting family values?
• Are you interested in legally binding agreements?
• Do you seek a solid theoretical foundation and want to learn from lecturers with practical experience?
• Are you communicatively and analytically strong?

Alumni Testimonials

• Avalon Hagens, alumnus: "The practice-oriented approach and the expert lecturers gave me confidence that I was well-prepared for the professional field."
• Joey van de Bunt, alumnus: "What I appreciate most about the program is that our lecturers also work at notarial offices. Their enthusiasm for the profession is clearly reflected in the workgroups and lectures."

Related Programs

• Rechtsgeleerdheid (Law)
• Bedrijfskunde (Business Administration)