Faculty of Law and Criminology

Admission Requirements

Enrolling for this study plan is possible after having obtained one of the following degrees:

Master's programme rechten
Licentie 3e lic. rechten

You may also be asked to provide additional documents so we may evaluate your application.

Aanbevelingsbrief 1 / Letter of recommendation 1
Aanbevelingsbrief 2 / Letter of recommendation 2
Motivatiebrief / Letter of motivation
Puntenlijst / Transcript of records

Overview of the study plan

IES LLM Int and Eur Law

In total, this academic plan comprises 60 ECTS credits.


IES LLM Int and Eur Law

LLM in International and European Law

To complete this module, students must obtain 60 ECTS credits.

IES LLM Core courses

Core courses for the LLM in International and European Law. All courses required.

From the courses listed below, students must obtain 27 ECTS credits.

6ECTS credits - Policy-making and Interest Representation in the European Union
6ECTS credits - European and International Law
15ECTS credits - Master Thesis in International and /or European Law

IES LLM

Specialised courses for the LLM in International and European Law. All courses required.

From the courses listed below, students must obtain 30 ECTS credits.

6ECTS credits - EU External Relations Law
6ECTS credits - European Migration and Human Rights Law
6ECTS credits - EU and Global Sustainability Law
6ECTS credits - The Law of the Transforming EU Economy
6ECTS credits - EU Data Law: Data Protection, AI and Beyond

IES LLM High Level Lecture ser

IES LLM High-Level Lecture series . Choose one course.

From the courses listed below, students must obtain 3 ECTS credits.

3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on Migration and Diversity
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on Data and Digitalisation
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on the Environment
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on Foreign and Security Policy
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on the Economy

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Master of International and European Law Standaard traject

Faculty of Law and Criminology

Admission Requirements

Enrolling for this study plan is possible after having obtained one of the following degrees:

Master's programme rechten
Licentie 3e lic. rechten

You may also be asked to provide additional documents so we may evaluate your application.

Aanbevelingsbrief 1 / Letter of recommendation 1
Aanbevelingsbrief 2 / Letter of recommendation 2
Motivatiebrief / Letter of motivation
Puntenlijst / Transcript of records

Overview of the study plan

The LLM in International and European Law (60 ECTS) consists of a set of mandatory courses and the master thesis.


Required courses

All courses are mandatory.

Mandatory Courses

Mandatory Courses

From the courses listed below, students must obtain 57 ECTS credits.

6ECTS credits - Policy-making and Interest Representation in the European Union
6ECTS credits - European and International Law
15ECTS credits - Master Thesis in International and /or European Law
6ECTS credits - EU External Relations Law
6ECTS credits - European Migration and Human Rights Law
6ECTS credits - EU and Global Sustainability Law
6ECTS credits - The Law of the Transforming EU Economy
6ECTS credits - EU Data Law: Data Protection, AI and Beyond

IES LLM High-Level Lecture ser

IES LLM High-Level Lecture series . Choose one course.

From the courses listed below, students must obtain 3 ECTS credits.

3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on Migration and Diversity
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on Data and Digitalisation
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on the Environment
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on Foreign and Security Policy
3ECTS credits - High Level Lecture Series on European Governance - Specialisation on the Economy

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