The Master in European Business Law is among the most innovative Master programmes in EU law. It focuses on the Europeanisation of business law sectors, covering key issues and allowing students to understand how national legislation on private law will evolve in the future.

The European Law School bachelor’s programme delves into legal issues through a comparative and European perspective, examining them beyond the solutions of a single legal system. You will compare and evaluate the choices made by lawmakers’ in various legal systems, and examine how international law, EU law, and national legal systems interact. Additionally, you will explore how societal factors impact laws.

Why study this program in Groningen? The focus on European law and public international law is far greater than the focus on national legal contexts. No national law system is being taught as a general rule. This program is unique in Europe with regard to the content of the programme. It also holds a compulsory semester of law courses abroad.

The Master’s in International and European Law offers students the opportunity to expand their legal knowledge in an area that is becoming increasingly essential considering world globalization, in which national boundaries are losing importance. This explains the focus of the master’s on several areas of European Union law such as the freedom of movement of people and the European jurisdictional system.

The Faculty of Law of the West University of Timișoara runs a Master Program on European Union Law. Its main objective is that the students acquire the competencies allowing them to understand European Union law and its relationship with the domestic legal systems of the Member States. The general objective indicated above and the specific competencies of students are developed in accordance with the needs identified on the market, covering most of the essential aspects of European Union law, from its general concepts and the mechanisms of European judicial control to the specifics fields of enforcement, consumer law, company law, competition law and Internet law.

European Law is a one-year Master’s specialisation at the internationally renowned Leiden Law School at Leiden University. The programme distinguishes itself by its broad intra-disciplinary approach, covering institutional, constitutional as well as internal market and competition law of the EU in addition to human rights from an EU perspective.

The European Union Law specialization presents the best of Ghent Law School’s renowned expertise in EU law for students aspiring to specialise in the law and institutions of the European Union. By a careful combination of compulsory core subjects and elective specialised courses, students receive an all-round high-level EU law education, while maintaining freedom of focus on personal career or research needs.

The European Union has had a significant impact on the legal profession. To be a successful lawyer in an integrated Europe, you'll have to be familiar with both European law and the national legal systems of the main European countries.

The European Union is one of the most influential international organisations in the world. But how does it impact governance, enterprise and innovation within a global economy, in the area of business law? And how does EU law interact with that of other international organisations? In our Advanced Master programme European and International Business Law we will answer these questions

The LLM International & European Law is taught entirely in English and is open to both international and Polish students. Upon completion of the second cycle programme LLM International & European Law, the graduate will possess skills and general knowledge in the area of dogmatic disciplines of International and European law.

The LL.M. International and European Law is our new fully online, flexible LL.M. program designed for those interested in advancing their expertise in international and European law.

The Master’s in International and European Law, lectured in English, offers students the opportunity to expand their legal knowledge in an area that is becoming increasingly essential considering world globalization, in which national boundaries are losing importance.

For the 7th year now Technische Universität Berlin offers the advanced Master of Business Law European and International Energy Law on the EUREF Campus in the center of Berlin. The course offers lawyers, legal practitioners, and economists an excellent opportunity to gain expertise in the field of international and European energy law.

Our LL.M. programme in International and European Law is primarily designed for students who wish to develop their understanding and knowledge of European Union law with the intent of pursuing a legal career with a strong international dimension.

Do you want to become an expert on European law, but also study international relations of the European Union from other academic perspectives? Then the Master's specialisation European Law and Global Affairs might be something for you!