International and European Law

LevelUndergraduate

Type of DegreeLLB

CostEUR 2,314

Cost non-EUEUR 9,500

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"I always wanted to study abroad as well as in the UK and I wanted to do international law. The course I’m doing now is unique to my university and I couldn’t have done anything similar in the UK so it made sense to go abroad where I study with international students and gain the international experience that I originally wanted."

Christian Garrard

We have both lectures and working groups (seminars) that are very similar to the UK in many ways. Though the number of students in the lectures is typically less, only around 70, which is productive. Despite the small cohorts there are so many different nationalities it is so easy to make friends from all over the world. I have learnt a lot about different cultures and countries, and also how to make my English globally understandable.

Caitlin Bones

Is this programme for you?

You want to develop a comprehensive understanding of legal matters in today's globalised and interconnected world. You are interested in learning how international and European law impact national legislation. Our LLB programme in International and European Law will equip you with the right skills to pursue a professional career in an international legal environment.

Why study International and European Law with the University of Groningen?

The interdisciplinary component and focus on European and international law provide students with an extensive legal framework that goes beyond one single national legal system.

Our programme offers a unique combination of public international law and European Union law.

We place a strong emphasis on legal matters. Our graduates will be legal experts with solid international, economic and social insights.

How to apply

The minimum entry requirements for this programme are three A-levels.

Career opportunities

Civil servants for national ministries, the EU, the UN or other international organisations, careers in diplomacy, positions in non-governmental organisations, such as Amnesty International, careers in the international commercial sector (such as Unilever or Shell).


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