European Master in Law and Economics Scholarship 2023

European Master in Law and Economics Scholarship 2023 is open for International Students . The scholarship allows Masters level program(s) in the field of Economics, law and governance taught at Erasmus University Rotterdam . The deadline of the scholarship is .

European Master in Law and Economics (EMLE) Scholarship 2023 is funded under Erasmus+ Programme (ERASMUS). Erasmus+ is the EU's programme to support education, training, youth and sport in Europe. It offered a life changing experience to more than 10 million participants over the last 30 years, and will continue offering opportunities for a wide variety of individuals and organisations for the next seven-year lifecycle (2021-2027). Erasmus University Rotterdam is a public research university located in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The university is named after Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus, a 15th-century humanist and theologian. Aim of EMLE is to provide students with advanced knowledge in ‘Law and Economics’ (L&E). This integrated discipline studies economic effects of legal rules and the legal bases of economic efficiency. A comparative approach is used to evaluate strengths/weaknesses of alternative legal rules from an economic viewpoint. Its a great opportunity for people who want to study in Netherlands and explore Rotterdam which is an exciting city.

Degree Level

European Master in Law and Economics Scholarship 2023 is available to undertake Masters level programs at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Available Subjects

Following subjects are available to study under this scholarship program.

Economics
law and governance

Aim of EMLE is to provide students with advanced knowledge in ‘Law and Economics’ (L&E). This integrated discipline studies economic effects of legal rules and the legal bases of economic efficiency. A comparative approach is used to evaluate strengths/weaknesses of alternative legal rules from an economic viewpoint.

L&E builds on the insight that economics is a behavioural science, able to explain and predict how people act under various legal conditions, revealing which legal instruments are most efficient in addressing market failures (e.g. market power, negative externalities (e.g. pollution and risk-creation), and information-asymmetry (e.g. between producers and consumers)). Economic analysis also informs policymakers about economic effects of rules aiming at other social goals than efficiency.

Benefits

By studying economic rationales of lawmaking, L&E provides a positive analysis of and normative benchmark for the actions of policymakers, administrative agencies and courts. L&E has become increasingly relevant in the modern policy debate. EMLE is a 1-year Master covering all major fields of L&E, from the traditional fields of private law, competition policy and economic regulation to analyses of international and EU law, Law & Finance, innovation and the digital economy. Insights from behavioural economics are included in the curriculum.