LLM programmes 2025-2026
Welcome and thank you for your interest in our Master of Laws programmes at the Faculty of Law. Our LLM programmes are taught at a Faculty and University with an over 400 year long standing tradition of legal education and academic excellence, and are rated Top 10 worldwide in the field. We offer the following one-year LLM programmes, all taught in English and here in Groningen:
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Energy and Climate Law (Top Rated LLM)
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Public International Law (Top Rated LLM)
We also offer a two-year LLM programme:
If you are seeking a Dutch-taught LLM, you can see our list of available programmes here.
Our law programmes are unique, offering students the chance to further specialize their knowledge of law in an international context. Students can also pursue two LLMs simultaneously if wanting to specialize in multiple areas at the Groningen campus, and we offer online web classes for several of our programmes for those interested to sample the programme content. And Groningen as a study destination is second to none; a popular and lively city amongst students yet only a short distance to countryside landscapes. It's a safe and pleasant place to live.
We invite you to apply to our programmes and become a part of our Faculty community, in preparing for your future international career in legal work environments, research, or practice.
Questions?
Prospective students
Prospective students interested in pursuing an LLB, pre-LLM or LLM at the Faculty of Law can fill out our information request form.
Applicants
If you have started an application to a degree programme and are applying with a non-Dutch educational qualification, please contact the Admissions Office if you have questions about your application. If you have applied to a degree programme with a Dutch educational qualification, please contact the International Office if you have questions about your application.
Current students
Current Faculty of Law students should contact the International Office if questions about their current studies or admissibility to other Faculty of Law degree programmes.
Although care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of all information, there may be unintended errors and changes or deletions without notice. The matters covered by these webpages are subject to change from time to time both before and after a candidate’s admission.
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