Collaborating in the Amsterdam Law Hub

The Amsterdam Law Hub is a breeding ground for innovation in the field of social legal services. Students and staff of the Amsterdam Law School work here together with community partners, legal social entrepreneurs and established partners. Through (networking) events, collaborative programs with the municipality, Zuidas and the Ministry of Justice, the Law Hub connects researchers to relevant partners. 

Read more about the Amsterdam Law Hub.

Working together in the Amsterdam Law Clinics 

In the Amsterdam Law Clinics, selected Master's students work on behalf of clients on matters of public interest. Individuals or organisations working on cases or projects with a public interest and looking for additional expertise to solve a legal issue can get in touch. For example, a dedicated team from one of the clinics could help set up strategic litigation or provide support by conducting legal research.

Contact the Amsterdam Law Clinics at amsterdamlawclinics@uva.nl.

Impact stories from our faculty: Law Unboxed

Law Unboxed is a magazine showcasing the many ways in which UvA legal research creates societal impact. The magazine highlights the diverse (and often unexpected) ways our legal researchers collaborate with societal partners and how these collaborations influence decision-making in policymaking, the legal system and societal transitions.

The magazine presents a broad spectrum of activities from across the Amsterdam Law School, making visible not only major projects but also smaller initiatives that contribute to meaningful societal change. In doing so, Law Unboxed demonstrates the diverse and far-reaching impact of our research and engagement beyond academia.

Contact:  Frances Singleton (f.c.singleton@uva.nl), Olga Gritsai(o.gritsai@uva.nl)

Download our magazine (PDF) and read the impact stories from our faculty.

Contact information about research 

Contact us by sending an email to arils-fdr@uva.nl. We will be happy to discuss the possibilities.