46 Master's degrees in International Law in Netherlands

The Master’s programme in Public International Law at Utrecht University will equip you with a broad range of legal tools to address current legal concerns facing the world. PIL is a flexible programme that offers you many options, both during your study period and in your career possibilities post-graduation.

Gain the legal expertise to confront urgent global challenges like forced migration, corporate abuse, and shrinking civic space. Study human rights, human security and business responsibility through real-world case studies and critical legal analysis, and learn how international and European law can protect vulnerable communities and ensure accountability. 

The Global Criminology programme at Utrecht University is a one-year Master’s programme that equips students with the knowledge, skills, and understanding required to work with local and global crime issues, crime policies and crime control strategies.

Universities and research centres, but also law firms, companies, courts, non-governmental organisations and public authorities all have a need for thorough, well-trained lawyers with excellent writing skills and a research-oriented mindset. The Legal Research programme at Utrecht University will help you to become the type of well-rounded lawyer that our changing society needs.

The Master's programme in International and European Law at Radboud University is unique because it not only provides a thorough understanding of international and European law in general, but also allows further specialisation in one of the four tracks.

This programme provides in-depth knowledge of international and European legal instruments that impact the rights and mobility of citizens in the EU. You will explore the role of major international courts in protecting individual rights, while also examining the dynamic relationship between migration law and human rights across national, European, and international contexts.

This International Arbitration programme from Erasmus University Rotterdam provides its graduates with a unique set of international arbitration skills together with solid expertise in international business law.

Discover the field of International and European Union Law at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Explore the processes and consequences of increased economic integration, which are ongoing within the European Union and internationally.

This joint European Master in Law and Economics programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam offers the unique opportunity for interdisciplinary studies of law and economics at multiple universities (European and non-European).

In a time of armed conflict, climate change, economic uncertainty and growing inequality, this track explores how law shapes the world around us. You will examine how international legal institutions both reflect and shape struggles over power, justice and legitimacy. You will challenge and critically engage with concepts such as sovereignty, (market)power, capitalism and legality. 

Develop an elaborate understanding of international and European law. Master the skills needed to tackle pressing international and EU legal challenges - from sustainability and digitalization to migration and international conflicts - through our dynamic and forward-thinking LLM programme.

This International Business Law programme from Erasmus University Rotterdam covers the legal aspects of international trade and commerce. It is exclusively focused on international commercial law.

The International Children's Rights (Advanced) programme from Leiden University provides an advanced study of the field of children’s rights and pays particular attention to its intersections with diverse fields of law, including human rights law international, private international law, and the economic, social, and cultural rights of children.

Today's global challenges require innovative legal responses at international and regional levels. Understanding the interaction between international law and European law is essential to influence global decision making that shapes economies, politics and legal systems worldwide. 

Do human rights treaties apply when armed forces operate abroad? Today, problems increasingly transcend national boundaries. Climate change, terrorism and mass migration are examples of issues that require global solutions. In the Public International Law (International and European Law) from University of Amsterdam we look at international law as a tool to achieve and implement those solutions.

In this International Human Rights Law programme from University of Groningen, you will be trained in human rights at the international level, but also in international humanitarian law and other related fields of (international) law. 

In this master's specialisation you will cover various aspects of global governance from multiple perspectives. To study international organisation (IO) is to study the norms, rules, and institutions that (are designed to) shape relations between states and contacts across state borders, and how they affect people's lives, the destiny of nations, and the fate of the planet.

In this Law - European and International Law programme offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, you will explore legal frameworks that go beyond national borders. You will study the foundations of European and international public law and examine how these legal domains complement and sometimes conflict with each other. 

The University of Amsterdam's International Tax Law degree will give you the necessary knowledge to pursue or continue your career in tax advisory, the government, tax authorities, industry, judiciary or academia.

Globalisation and Law - International Trade and Investment Law from Maastricht University offers in-depth knowledge of global legal frameworks governing trade and investment between states. Explore WTO law, trade and investment agreements, and intellectual property rights for diverse career opportunities.