This Master's program focuses on Data Protection and Privacy Law within the Dutch legal context, bridging the gap between law and technology. You will develop the skills to think critically at an academic level about responsible data processing policies and to identify legal questions early in the development of innovations, adhering to principles of privacy by design. The program prepares you for a career as a legal expert in data protection and privacy law, capable of addressing complex issues and advising on privacy-friendly solutions in both public and private sectors.
The Master's program is structured into courses spread over two academic years, totaling 60 ECTS. This allows for realistic study planning. The program is primarily online, offering personal guidance, structure, and flexibility.
This master's program equips you with the skills to become an expert jurist in data protection and privacy law. You will be prepared for roles requiring critical thinking about personal data protection rules and the ability to integrate privacy considerations into new technologies from the design phase. Graduates are sought after in both the public and private sectors.
For specific entry requirements related to the preparatory program for HBO graduates, please refer to the Schakelzone Recht website.
Tuition fees and living costs are not detailed on the provided pages. Prospective students are advised to contact the university for the most up-to-date information.
The degree awarded is a Master of Laws (LLM), an internationally recognized academic title.
The program has a duration of 2 years and is delivered entirely online, offering flexibility for students. It encompasses 60 ECTS credits, spread over two academic years.
Direct admission is granted with a university Bachelor's degree in Law (WO-bachelor Rechtsgeleerdheid). A preparatory program is available for those holding an HBO degree; details can be found on the Schakelzone Recht website.
Graduates are prepared for expert jurist roles in data protection and privacy law, including positions as a Data Protection Officer, lawyer specializing in data protection, or an advisor in both public and private sectors. The program equips you with skills to integrate privacy considerations into new technologies from the design phase.
Upon successful completion, students are awarded an internationally recognized Master of Laws (LLM) degree.