Master in Child Law

The Master in Child Law at Leiden University is a one-year program for students passionate about improving children's lives. It offers a Master's degree in Law, focusing on critical issues like child abuse and adoption.

The curriculum includes topics like child refugees, with guest lectures from professionals such as juvenile court judges and lawyers. Students develop practical skills and critical analysis, preparing them to navigate the legal landscape surrounding child welfare.

Graduates can pursue careers as child protection lawyers, legal advisors for NGOs, policy analysts, and more. They may work in governmental organizations, international agencies, or private law firms, using their skills to address contemporary challenges in child law.