UNIVERSITEIT LEIDEN · NETHERLANDS
Constitutional and Administrative Law (LL.M.)
Master's · Taught in nl
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
nl
Language
Master's
Level
This Master's specialisation in Constitutional and Administrative Law is part of the broader Law (LL.M.) programme at Leiden Law School. It critically examines the interplay between national and European legal frameworks. The programme focuses on the dynamic relationship between citizens and the government, exploring how to balance public interests with the protection of individual rights. This area of law is highly relevant and topical, impacting daily life. A key feature is the emphasis on the integration of national constitutional and administrative law with international and European law, reflecting the demands of contemporary legal practice and aiming to develop versatile legal experts.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Please refer to the main Law (LL.M.) programme page for tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please refer to the main Law (LL.M.) programme page for tuition fees.
LivingPlease refer to the main Law (LL.M.) programme page for living cost estimates.
Information regarding specific fees for this specialisation is not provided on the program page. Please consult the general Law (LL.M.) programme information or contact the university directly.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the general admission requirements for the Master's programme in Law (LL.M.) and the specific requirements for the Constitutional and Administrative Law specialisation. Be aware that the programme is in Dutch.
2. Apply for the LL.M. Law ProgrammeSubmit your application through Leiden University's online application system. Details on the application process, including required documents and deadlines, can be found on the main Law (LL.M.) programme page.
3. Select SpecialisationDuring the application process for the LL.M. Law programme, you will typically be able to indicate your preferred specialisation. Select Constitutional and Administrative Law.