Master in European Law

The Master in European Law at Leiden University is a one-year program for students interested in EU law. It's a Master's degree that helps students understand the complexities of European law. The program lasts one year and is taught in English.

Students learn about EU competition law, internal market regulations, and human rights protections. They develop practical skills through seminar-style classes and group projects, working on real-world legal challenges. This approach helps students navigate the European legal landscape effectively.

Graduates can work as legal advisors, policy analysts, or compliance officers. They can work for governmental agencies, international organizations, or law firms specializing in EU law. Other possible job titles include EU law specialist, human rights officer, and regulatory affairs manager.