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Orientation LLMs

Prepare for the next step in your legal career. As a third-year LLB student, you can start exploring which master's degree programme would suit you. At the UG Faculty of Law, you can find a broad offer of specialised LLM programmes. They are designed to ensure a smooth transition to the labour market or further academic development.

Discover which LLMs the UG offers here.

The LLM programmes in Groningen

Prepare for the next step in your legal career. As a third-year LLB student, you can start exploring which master's degree programme would suit you. At the UG Faculty of Law, you can find a broad offer of specialised LLM programmes. They are designed to ensure a smooth transition to the labour market or further academic development.

Discover which LLMs the UG offers here.

Admission to an LLM

The LLB International and European Law prepares you for advanced legal studies. The LLM programmes at the University of Groningen are designed to deepen your expertise in specific areas of law. To qualify for admission, you must complete your LLB programme in full. For detailed information about the admission requirements, and e.g., specifics about admission to the Technology Law and Innovation if you have not participated in the Technology Law track, please review the admission requirements page of the LLM programmes.

Steps to join our LLMs

To be admitted to an LLM programme as an LLB International and European Law student, you need to:

  • Apply in Studielink for the LLM(s) of your choice, preferably before 1 May
  • Email us at LLM rug.nl which LLM(s) you want to do, preferably before 15 July
  • Complete your LLB programme in its entirety.

Start date

  • 1 September

Next steps

Information event

Are you curious about which LLM degree programme(s) suits you? Please join us at the Master Open Day!

The Master Open Day is offered in November and March each year.

Last modified:13 August 2026 12.12 p.m.