The Globalisation and Law master’s at Maastricht University is a one-year, English-taught programme focused on how global developments reshape legal systems. You’ll study international and European law and apply your knowledge to real-world issues in business, policy, and dispute resolution.
The Globalisation and Law master’s program at Maastricht University is a one-year, English-taught course that examines how global developments influence legal systems. This program emphasizes the study of international and European law, equipping students to tackle real-world challenges in areas such as business, policy, and dispute resolution.
The program is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of both core legal principles and contemporary global legal issues. Students will engage in a mix of foundational courses and specialized modules addressing pressing global legal challenges.
Note: Course availability and final timetables may change annually.
Admission to the program is contingent upon the applicant's previous academic qualifications. While specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA cut-offs are not provided, candidates should possess a relevant degree that aligns with the program's academic standards.
Proficiency in English is essential for admission. Acceptable qualifications include:
Applicants may qualify for admission if they hold:
Documents typically required for application include:
Graduates of the Globalisation and Law program will be well-prepared for diverse career paths in legal practice, international organizations, governmental agencies, and NGOs. The curriculum's focus on global legal issues and practical applications positions students to effectively navigate the complexities of an increasingly interconnected world.
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