Llm in european law in Utrecht university

Today s Europe demands lawyers who possess a thorough mastery of European law. The European Union increasingly affects all areas of law and the national legal systems of its member states have reached a high level of integration. EU law teaches a great deal about the relationship between law and economics, history, politics and international relations. This makes EU law of interest not only to lawyers but also to anyone trying to understand one of the most ambitious attempts to get different states work together.

A scan of your diploma (if necessary with official translations) or Proof of anticipated degree, A scan of your transcript (if necessary with official translations), Motivation statement, Curriculum vitae / resume,Two letters of recommendation, Writing sample, IELTS of 6.5 overall band, 6 for writing and TOEFL of 93 with at least 24 reading, 22 listening, 20 speaking, 17 writing.

Corporate and private law practice, national public service as a diplomat or civil servant, legal or policy analysis with governments, international political organisations, and NGOs, academic or legal research.

1st Apr