Organisation
Amsterdam Law School
Teaching Institutes
The Amsterdam Law School comprises 3 teaching institutes: the Amsterdam College of Law (Bachelor’s programmes), the Amsterdam Graduate School of Law (Master’s programmes) and the PPLE College (the PPLE Bachelor’s programme). Each school is headed by a director and each programme is headed by a programme director supported by coordinators. Staff is allocated to the various departments, the Faculty Office and the Education Service Centre (ESC).
Organizational chart
Academic Staff
The academic staff of the faculty is largely housed within departments. The department chair is responsible for the quality of the personnel.
The law faculty consists of the following departments:
- General Jurisprudence
- Labour Law, Information Law and Law & Economics
- International & European Law
- Private Law
- Public Law (Tax Law, Health Law, Constitutional and Administrative Law and Criminal Law)
- PPLE*
*PPLE is both a scientific department and a college. Additionally, PPLE is a programme developed and executed in collaboration with the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) and the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB).
Department General Jurisprudence
Department Labour Law, Information Law and Law & Economics
Department International & European Law
Department Private Law
Department Public Law
PPLE
The Faculty Office
The Faculty Office supports the operations of the Amsterdam Law School and provides services in the areas of education, research, finance, personnel & organisation, accommodation & facilities, and marketing & communication.
The Education Service Centre
The Education Service Centre (ESC) provides operational educational support and is centralis ed at the faculty level. The ESC of the Amsterdam Law School consists of a head and 6 teams, which support teachers and students in various ways.