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Nina Mileva is an Assistant Professor of Public International Law at the Faculty of Law. Below is a short interview, inquiring about her research and teaching role in the Faculty.

The Faculty of Law has appointed a duo as Wellbeing, Diversity, and Inclusion Officers: Beth Yoder and Janet Thompson Jackson. They started on September 1st 2022. The University of Groningen wants to be a university where staff members and students feel at...

Lea Diestelmeier is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law. Below is a short interview, inquiring about her research and teaching role in the Faculty.

Kostia Gorobets is an Assistant Professor and recent PhD graduate at the Faculty of Law. Below is a short interview, inquiring about his research and teaching role in the Faculty.

The next steps after completing your degree, whether it is an LLB or an LLM, are always filled with anticipation, excitement, and uncertainty. Some of you may be looking at finding employment while others might decide to further their studies by staying in...

Lorena Flórez Rojas is an Assistant Professor in Technology Law at the Faculty of Law, and teaches in both our English taught LLB and Technology Law and Innovation LLM programmes. We've asked her a few questions below to learn more about her academic...

As a second year LLB student who is going through the application for the compulsory exchange semester at the moment, I would like to present you some of the benefits of such a semester, as well as the steps that LLB students need to take when applying,...

Going on exchange is one of the best experiences that you can get during your masters. Some people will immediately say that is not for me, but I would encourage you to find out more about doing an exchange. It really is an adventure you will never forget...

Leaving your home country to study abroad can be a daunting idea for some, but you will really only know what it is really like once doing it. Coming from South Africa to the Netherlands has been an interesting experience for me, even though I lived in...

Living in a world that is constantly faced with global challenges demands an open mind that is flexible, able to comprehend as many subject matters as possible, and to integrate parts of each into the study of the others. In that sense, with this article I...