Business Law

Overview

What will you learn

You will investigate aspects of international and European comparative company law, such as corporate restructuring, formation and financing of companies and takeover regulations. You will also learn to analyse both primary and secondary European legislation, as well as the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and the legislation of relevant jurisdictions. By the end of the programme you’ll understand the interaction of international, European and national law on businesses.

Future career opportunities

Graduates of Business Law  specialisation at Radboud University   can expect a wide variety of employment prospects. The vast knowledge of EU businesses and the European decision-process makes that graduates of this specialisation are well equipped for a job in law, lobbying or consulting firms anywhere in the world. You could also work for financial institutions, multinationals and listed companies as well as for governmental institutions and NGOs. Graduates can also strive for one of the few law positions within the European Commission as this Master’s will definitely gain a sound basis needed to acquire the necessary professional competences. You could also work as a researcher.