The Generic Master of Laws program allows you to tailor your study path by selecting courses from various legal fields, rather than specializing in just one. This approach helps you develop a broad legal perspective, enabling you to analyze complex issues from multiple viewpoints. You will build upon the core principles of Dutch law, exploring themes across areas like private law, administrative law, criminal law, and international and European law. This flexibility allows you to design a program that aligns with your career goals, interests, or ambitions, preparing you to be an adaptable and versatile legal professional.
The Generic Master of Laws program allows you to choose courses from various legal disciplines to create a personalized study plan. Specific course availability and content may vary.
Graduates of the Generic Master of Laws program are prepared for a wide range of legal careers due to their broad understanding of different legal fields. The program emphasizes developing skills such as adaptability, the ability to connect disparate legal concepts, and clear communication, which are highly valued in the evolving legal landscape.
Specific admission requirements may depend on your prior education. Please check the program page for detailed information.
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Applicants must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree in Law or an equivalent qualification. Specific admission requirements may vary based on prior education.
Graduates are prepared for various legal careers, including General Legal Counsel, Policy Advisor, Legal Consultant, and Legal Researcher. The program emphasizes adaptability and a broad legal overview.
You must submit an application through the university's online portal after reviewing admission requirements and preparing necessary documents like transcripts, degree certificates, and identification.
The program allows you to personalize your study plan by choosing courses from various legal disciplines. Key modules include Methodology of Public Law, Methodology of Private Law, Effects of European Law in National Legal Systems, and a final Thesis.