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5 Part-time Master's in Legal Studies in Netherlands

International Children's Rights (Advanced) Leiden University
4,1(107)Leiden, Netherlands Top 2% in WorldwideThe 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.
Air and Space Law (Advanced LL.M.) Leiden University
4,1(107)Leiden, Netherlands Top 2% in WorldwideWhich 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.
Law - International Migration and Refugee Law Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
4,2(126)Amsterdam, Netherlands Top 2% in WorldwideThe Law - International Migration and Refugee Law programme offered at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam addresses these pressing challenges by examining the interplay between international, European and national law.
Peace, Justice and Development (Advanced LL.M.) Leiden University
4,1(107)Leiden, Netherlands +1 Top 2% in WorldwideHow are war and justice regulated in times of international turmoil? How can the international community develop effective governance mechanisms, including law, to better honour peace as a fundamental human right?
Law and Digital Technologies (Advanced LL.M.) Leiden University
4,1(107)Leiden, Netherlands Top 2% in WorldwideLeiden University’s Master of Laws in Advanced Studies in Law and Digital Technologies explores the law and governance relating to the internet, computers, mobile devices, persuasive technologies, the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), autonomous systems, etc. These digital technologies present unprecedented challenges to the law.