LL.M. in Europe
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of...
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of Laws degrees aimed at international students looking to study in Europe. Widening their appeal, these LL.M.s are often offered in the English language, although there are also countless law degree programs in French, German, Dutch, and all the other languages of continental Europe.
In deciding where to study in, many students gravitate to Europe's cultural and financial capitals: LL.M. programs can be found in cities such as Paris, Berlin, Geneva, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Zurich, Brussels, and more. Studying in a city like one of those puts law students in close proximity to important institutions such as the United Nations, the World Bank, and the European Council, not to mention a plethora of NGOs and governmental institutions.
In terms of the LL.M. programs in Europe listed below, many of them are general programs, aimed at helping legal professionals develop additional skills that will help them in their careers. Many European law schools also offer specialized LL.M. programs, in areas such as finance, business law, human rights law, environmental law, tax law, and more, which can help students develop focus areas that they can put to use in their practice.
For those who graduate with a European LL.M. degree, the options are countless. Many choose to stay in Europe after graduation and work for law firms, NGOs, and other organizations. Other international students opt to go back to their home countries and apply their new legal knowledge back home.
See a complete list of LL.M. programs in Europe, sorted by law school, below.
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of...
For many international students, doing an LL.M. in Europe can be a highly rewarding experience. After all, what would be better than studying in one of Europe's culturally significant cities while also advancing your career thorough the study of law?
Fortunately, there are a number of law schools offering LL.M. programs in continental Europe. Many of these are world-class law schools, in countries like Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, which offer Master of Laws degrees aimed at international students looking to study in Europe. Widening their appeal, these LL.M.s are often offered in the English language, although there are also countless law degree programs in French, German, Dutch, and all the other languages of continental Europe.
In deciding where to study in, many students gravitate to Europe's cultural and financial capitals: LL.M. programs can be found in cities such as Paris, Berlin, Geneva, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Zurich, Brussels, and more. Studying in a city like one of those puts law students in close proximity to important institutions such as the United Nations, the World Bank, and the European Council, not to mention a plethora of NGOs and governmental institutions.
In terms of the LL.M. programs in Europe listed below, many of them are general programs, aimed at helping legal professionals develop additional skills that will help them in their careers. Many European law schools also offer specialized LL.M. programs, in areas such as finance, business law, human rights law, environmental law, tax law, and more, which can help students develop focus areas that they can put to use in their practice.
For those who graduate with a European LL.M. degree, the options are countless. Many choose to stay in Europe after graduation and work for law firms, NGOs, and other organizations. Other international students opt to go back to their home countries and apply their new legal knowledge back home.
See a complete list of LL.M. programs in Europe, sorted by law school, below.
Most popular countries: Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey
All LL.M. Programs in Europe
Leiden Law School is the oldest and one of the largest law schools in the Netherlands. During its history Leiden University has continuously managed to maintain its reputation in excellence by combining the highest level of academic teaching with that of acclaimed innovative and creative research.
Full-Time: Air and Space Law (Advanced LL.M.), International Children’s Rights (Advanced LL.M.), European and International Business Law (Advanced LL.M... more…
The Amsterdam Law School of the Faculty of Law of the University of Amsterdam has a long standing tradition of offering English taught LL.M. programmes. The programmes draw students from all over the world, which brings a truly international atmosphere to the Law School. The LL.M. programmes are designed to qualify their graduates for international careers in European and international institutions, international business, law firms, government departments and non-governmental organizations.
Full-Time: European Private Law LL.M., European Competition Law and Regulation (International and European Law) LL.M., European Union Law (Internationa... more…
The Faculty of Law at the University of Groningen offers eight, one-year LLM programmes, all fully taught in English. The Faculty has existed ever since the founding of the university in 1614 and has a long standing tradition of legal and academic excellence. On top of this, Groningen is a very popular student city in the Netherlands, providing a pleasant atmosphere in which to live and study.
The Utrecht University School of Law offers eight English-language Master's programmes and contributes to the Transnational Law Programme. The LLM programmes have an outstanding reputation; will provide you access to international corporations and law firms, the International Court of Justice, the International Criminal Court and many other international judicial organisations and allow you the flexibility to compose your own curriculum according to your interests and talents.
Freie Universität Berlin is Germany's top research and international network university and member of the “excellence cluster” of the Ministry of Education and Research. The MBL's highly estimated international scholars, its blended-learning concept and additional research seminars and tutorials create a unique learning environment to study Competition and Regulatory Law.
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Full-Time: Master of Business, Competition and Regulatory Law (MBL) more…
For more than 20 years, the ILF has been offering an excellent Master of Laws in Finance program in English with a truly international and EU focus. The interdisciplinary curriculum covers areas in law, business and economics and adopts a very practical approach taught by many expert practitioners from leading international law firms, finance and banking specialists as well as officials of the ECB, German Bundesbank etc. Mandatory internships are offered at these institutions in Frankfurt.
Full-Time: LL.M. in Finance, LL.M. in International Finance more…
Tilburg Law School (Netherlands) is known for its high standards in education and support facilities. The university has had a top position in international rankings for years. Tilburg Law School offers the following programs:
* International Business Law
* International Business Taxation
* International Law and Global Governance
* European Law and Global Risk
* Law and Technology
* Labour Law and Employment Relations
* Public Governance & Strategy
Full-Time: LL.M. International Business Law, LL.M. International Business Taxation, LL.M. Law and Technology, LL.M. International Law and Global Govern... more…
ISDE has been visionary in constituting the only educational institution created by the main law firms worldwide. Since its foundation, it has been a pioneer, constituting the first training center to introduce a real practical methodology, integrating our students in the main law firms of the world. Get to know the new law, the intelligent law. The leaders of the firms train you from excellence and incorporate you into their ranks.
Full-Time: Master in International Law, Foreign Trade & International Relations, Master in International Sports Law, Master in Sports Management and Le... more…
Distance Learning: Master in International Tax Advice, Master in Entertainment Law: Audiovisual, music, sports and entertainment industry, Master in Biotechnol... more…
The European Academy of Legal Theory offers a one-year advanced Master's Course in Legal Theory in English. Participants will study at one or more partner universities. The Academy's LLM-Programme in Legal Theory is hosted at Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main. It starts every year in October and welcomes applicants from all over the world holding a basic law degree or a basic degree in a subject related to legal theory and having completed one year of professional and/or research experience.
Full-Time: LL.M. in Finance, LL.M. International Finance (for Asian Graduates), LL.M. in Legal Theory, LL.M. for Foreign Law Graduates, LL.M. in Europe... more…
The LLM in International and European Law at the Brussels School of Governance combines excellence and flexibility. This 60 ECTS Advanced Master’s programme stands out with its evening classes, making it an ideal choice for both recent law graduates and professionals looking to enhance their legal expertise without disrupting their daytime commitments. Students can take this programme over one or two years.
Full-Time: LL.M. in International and European Law more…
Obtain your graduate degree at Germany's top-ranked law school! Bucerius Law School offers a 1-year graduate degree for young professionals: The Bucerius Master of Law and Business is offered in cooperation with the WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management. It is an interdisciplinary and international program for young professionals from various academic and cultural backgrounds and offers two possible degrees: a Master of Law and Business (MLB) and a Master of Laws (LLM).
Full-Time: Master of Law and Business (LL.M. / MLB) more…
The LL.M. programme at KU Leuven is a world-renowned advanced master programme focussing on international and European law and taught by top specialists in their fields. With two distinct specialisations, Business Law and Public Law, students will be exposed to an innovative legal curriculum through a broad range of elective courses. Through our rigorous academic programme, the LL.M. provides graduates with a well-rounded foundation to pursue an exciting global career.
Full-Time: Master of Laws (LL.M.) in European and International Law more…
The Master in Law programmes of the University of Luxembourg benefit from the long European tradition of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg as well as the proximity of several European institutions such as
- the Court of Justice of the European Union,
- the European Court of Auditors,
- the European Investment Bank,
- the European Investment Fund.
Full-Time: Master in European Business Law, Master en Droit Bancaire et Financier Européen, Master in Investment Funds Law, Master in European and Inte... more…
Founded in 1973 by a group of entrepreneurs, IE University has quickly earned itself a reputation for innovation and academic excellence. IE's unique approach to business education powered by its focus on the entrepreneurial spirit, a close approach to technology and its dedication to the corporate world at large, have turned IE University into a recognized and international center of education.
Full-Time: Master of Laws (LL.M.), Master in International Legal Studies (LL.M.), Máster en Asesoría Fiscal de Empresas (LL.M.) more…
Part-Time: Executive LL.M. more…
Dual Degree: International MBA + Master of Laws (LL.M.), Master in Management + Master of Laws (LL.M.), Master in International Relations + Master of Law... more…
The “Master of Intellectual Property and ICT Law” provides a 1 or 2 year in-depth study of European IP, ICT and Media Law, in Brussels, the heart of Europe. The IP, ICT, and media sectors are rapidly evolving and highly complex sectors. This programme addresses the increasing demand for qualified legal practitioners in these sectors. Courses are taught in the evening in order to facilitate the combination of studying with professional activities.
Full-Time: Master of Intellectual Property & ICT Law, Master in Company Law, European Legal Informatics Study Programme (EULISP) - Master of Laws (LL.M... more…
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