Master's specialisation of International and European Law
This programme provides in-depth knowledge of international and European legal instruments that impact the rights and mobility of citizens in the EU. You will explore the role of major international courts in protecting individual rights, while also examining the dynamic relationship between migration law and human rights across national, European, and international contexts.
Explore how legal frameworks address the rights of individuals and groups in migration contexts.
Get to understand freedom of movement and immigration within the European Union.
Study migration and human rights in their broader social, political, and operational contexts.
Learn from leading academics and practitioners affiliated with Radboud University’s Centre for Migration Law, a recognised hub for research and education in this field.
Radboud students with a bachelor’s degree from European Law School or Rechtsgeleerdheid obtain "Civiel effect"; Radboud students with a bachelor’s degree in Notarial Law obtain “Civiel effect”.
Students with a bachelor's degree in law from a Dutch research university and a "Civiel effect" progress statement can obtain "Civiel effect".