The Amsterdam Law School of the Faculty of Law of the Universiteit van 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.
LL.M.s in Business / Commercial Law: Helping Lawyers Manage Complexity
By Seb Murray on Sep 21, 2018
Lawyers are doing increasingly complex work, spurring demand for courses covering contracts, transactions, tax and more
Inside LL.M.s in Corporate Law
By B. Xu on Jan 05, 2018
A look into how Corporate Law LL.M.s are adapting to the shifting business landscape, and what graduates can expect for job prospects
How to Pay for Your LL.M.
By Vanessa Ellingham on Oct 31, 2016
Scholarships, savings, loans and employer sponsorships: sometimes all are necessary in order to fund an LL.M.
Wanted for LL.M. Programs: Tax Nerds
By Emily Cataneo on Mar 10, 2016
The best way to get into that selective US Tax LL.M. you have your eye on? Enthusiasm
How Many Big Law Associates and Partners Have an LL.M.?
By A. Hassan, V. Wish, M. Filtz on Jun 04, 2015
LLM GUIDE surveys over 20,000 Big Law employees to find out how many have LL.Ms. and where they work
7 Reasons Why Lawyers Do An LL.M.
By V. Wish on Jul 22, 2011
Some of the most common reasons why some lawyers go back to law school - and some of the reasons they might think twice.
The LL.M. in Finance and Banking Law
By V. Wish on Jun 01, 2009
With no bull market in sight, does a specialized finance LL.M. still make sense?
The LL.M. in Business Law / Commercial Law
By V. Wish on Feb 25, 2009
Business lawyers want to know: Is an LL.M. worth the time and money?
