93 Master's degrees in Law in Netherlands

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.

Psychology - Legal Psychology from Maastricht University is focussed on applying cognitive and social psychology to the legal system. You’ll explore key topics such as: investigative suspect interviewing, eyewitness testimony, and how to act as an expert witness.

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.

With the Law LLM programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam under your belt, you will not only be civic-minded and specialised, but you will also fully understand how law works.

The Philosophy - Philosophy of Law and Governance programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam,  is especially designed for legal graduates with a deep interest in the theoretical foundation of the law. 

The LLM in Advanced European Union Law from University of Groningen provides in-depth graduate study of European Union law.

 Explore how digital transformation reshapes tax law and become a future-ready expert at the intersection of taxation, data and AI on International and European Tax Law - Specialisation Tax and Technology from Maastricht University.

At Forensics, Criminology and Law from Maastricht University you will dive into the world of criminal justice from different perspectives, combining law with criminology, psychology, physics and more.

We offer a master degree in Health Economics, Policy and Law at Erasmus University Rotterdam. Get a comprehensive view by exploring the economic, political and legal approaches to the complexities of healthcare systems.

The Law and Politics of International Security programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam that combines the study of law and politics with a focus on international security may be just what you’re looking for.

When human rights are violated by a particular state or society, is it more effective to use national, regional or international human rights protection mechanisms to address the issue? And how do different political, social and cultural settings affect the workings of these mechanisms? These questions are a main topic in the European and International Human Rights Law programme.

This Forensic and Legal Psychology programme at Erasmus University Rotterdam focuses on psychological contributions to both forensic and legal contexts.

This International Business Law - Markets and Behavior LLM programme offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam will help you realise that the law is not enough! Financial and corporate law in a wider moral perspective -- the road to Lawyer 2.0.

How and why are international financial markets regulated? What does it take to direct capital flows toward sustainable development goals? Should financial regulation be adapted to crypto currencies and increasing digitalization ? How do banks structure and document international financial transactions? Discover more with this International Financial Law (Advanced LL.M.) from Leiden University.

The Master's programme Philosophy of Law, Governance, and Politics introduces you to the philosophical issues on the intersection of law, politics, and policy. This programme is meant for students who wish to combine an MA in Law, Political Science, Public Administration, or an adjacent discipline with an MA in Philosophy Law, Governance, and Politics.

Which organisations have the authority to intervene when violations of human rights occur? Which legal means can be used to combat international terrorism?

This Advanced LLM of Technology Governance offered by University of Amsterdam takes a multidisciplinary view on technology and governance. 

The Conflict Resolution and Governance programme of the University of Amsterdam offers you education on the broad spectrum of conflict resolution theory, research and practice. The causes, characteristics, significance and consequences of conflicts are studied in relation to the dynamics of public governance. 

This International Crimes, Conflict and Criminology programme from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is unique in several ways: literally, in that it’s not offered by any other university in the world. 

Which laws govern the commercial use of outer space? Are States responsible for mitigating space debris? Who is liable for accidents that happen onboard an the aircraft? Learn how to deal with questions like these from both an international and a European perspective.