Master in Labour Law

For Master in Labour Law, tuition costs 19,300 USD per year; applications for the Sep 2027 intake are open until Apr 1, 2027.

The Master in Labour Law at Leiden University is a one-year master's program for students interested in labor law and social security systems, offered in Dutch. It helps students understand the complexities of labor law and its intersection with international standards.

The curriculum covers various aspects of labor law, including worker rights, employer obligations, and international treaties, to enhance critical thinking and analytical skills. Students develop practical skills through hands-on components, preparing them for the evolving legal landscape.

Graduates can pursue careers as labor law consultants, legal advisors, human resources managers, and compliance officers in law firms, multinational corporations, and governmental organizations, using their skills to navigate legal challenges in a global context.