Master in Law and Technology

Erasmus University Rotterdam is a research-led institution known for its global outlook and practical approach to education. Located in the dynamic port city of Rotterdam, the university blends rigorous academics with strong connections to industry and public sector partners. Prospective international students will find a diverse campus community and programmes that stress critical thinking, evidence-based decision making, and societal impact across business, social sciences, law, medicine, and the humanities.

Founded in 1913 and named for the humanist Erasmus, the university offers a broad portfolio of undergraduate and graduate programmes with an emphasis on cross-disciplinary learning. With approximately 22,000 students and a significant international cohort, Erasmus supports English-taught degrees, research-driven learning, and practical projects linked to the citys economic and cultural landscape. Students benefit from partnerships with businesses and NGOs, which enhance internships, applied research, and career pathways.

Student life in Rotterdam combines urban opportunities with close campus communities and student associations that facilitate integration and professional development. International applicants should explore programme requirements, English proficiency criteria, and scholarship options. Career services offer CV support, employer events, and guidance for internships and graduate roles, helping students translate academic experience into meaningful careers both in the Netherlands and internationally.

The Master in Law and Technology is a 1-year program for students eager to explore the intersection of legal frameworks and technological advancements. It equips students with skills to navigate the complexities of a digitizing society, preparing them to become tech-savvy legal professionals.

Students engage with a curriculum covering artificial intelligence, data protection, and digital platforms, with a focus on practical applications and designing technical solutions while considering ethical and legal implications. This helps develop a robust understanding of how technology impacts legal practices and governance.

Graduates can pursue roles as attorneys specializing in online markets, policy advisors for digitalization, GDPR experts, legal tech developers, and in-house counsel for technology firms, with opportunities existing across multiple industries.