Anyone completed this LLM? Am looking for some feedback :)

Hi! I have not completed this LLM yet, but I'm currently during my last semester so maybe I could help :) What exactly would you like to know?

Hi! I have not completed this LLM yet, but I'm currently during my last semester so maybe I could help :) What exactly would you like to know?

The class sizes depend on how many people enrolled for the program but right now, in my group, there is no more than 28 people, however, it is quite difficult to assess in the online setting. To be honest, the courses rarely focus on the dutch contexts. Yes, sometimes lecturers use Dutch examples to illustrate certain concept but it is not a standard. We do have comparative courses (i.e. Comparative Tort Law), but then we mainly focus on the French, German, English or US systems. 
As for the internships, there are a lot of possibilities to broaden your knowledge as long as you are willing to put some effort into it. The University also offers additional courses that can give you different perspectives and be a nice addition to your CV (i.e. the course on Intercultural Competence which I found very interesting as it helped me in understanding not only other cultures but also my own) 

[Edited by Weronika on Apr 02, 2021]

The class sizes depend on how many people enrolled for the program but right now, in my group, there is no more than 28 people, however, it is quite difficult to assess in the online setting. To be honest, the courses rarely focus on the dutch contexts. Yes, sometimes lecturers use Dutch examples to illustrate certain concept but it is not a standard. We do have comparative courses (i.e. Comparative Tort Law), but then we mainly focus on the French, German, English or US systems. 
As for the internships, there are a lot of possibilities to broaden your knowledge as long as you are willing to put some effort into it. The University also offers additional courses that can give you different perspectives and be a nice addition to your CV (i.e. the course on Intercultural Competence which I found very interesting as it helped me in understanding not only other cultures but also my own) 

Hello! As for the courses whether or not they will be online next year, the University of Groningen is prepared to have classes in person, although there is a possibility to have a hybrid system i.e. a mixture of online lectures and in-person seminars. Students who are enrolled in a programme at the University of Groningen are expected to be present in Groningen when the academic year begins in September. No programme will be offered strictly online, so you do have to be in the city. I hope this answered your question! Let me know if you have any others! :)