Maastricht University

Overview

The International Laws program at Maastricht University is designed to equip students with a robust understanding of both international and European law. Through a combination of theoretical study and practical legal reasoning, students will develop the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of the global legal landscape. The program also includes language training in French and an additional foreign language, alongside opportunities to study abroad to enrich the educational experience.

What you'll study

The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive education in the following core components:

• European Law
• Public International Law
• International Dispute Settlement
• European Property Law
• Family Law in Europe
• Language Course: French

Students have the flexibility to tailor their studies through a personalized curriculum, which includes courses from the European Law School and the Globalisation and Law program. The study abroad component allows students to immerse themselves in different legal systems and cultures, enhancing their academic journey.

Additionally, students will complete training in another foreign language (besides English) to foster multilingual legal communication skills.

Entry requirements

While specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements are not outlined for this program, prospective students should hold a relevant undergraduate degree and demonstrate proficiency in English. The English language proficiency can be shown through standardized tests such as TOEFL or IELTS.

Career prospects

Graduates of the International Laws program can pursue a variety of career paths in legal practice, international organizations, government agencies, and multinational corporations. The skills and knowledge acquired through this program prepare students for roles that require an understanding of complex legal frameworks and the ability to operate in a multilingual environment.