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The programme European Private Law combines a coherent set of core courses on topics at the heart of Europeanisation and internationalisation, with a broad range of elective courses on subjects of high economic and societal relevance.
For International and European Law you can choose one of the 5 tracks. Public International Law can either be the normal Master's programme or a two-year Research Master's.
Law & Finance is a new Master’s programme in cooperation with the Amsterdam Business School. The growing importance of finance to the global economy has made it increasingly important that lawyers have a good grasp of financial economics.
The International Criminal Law programme focuses on international criminal law as a distinct field of legal study. You'll choose: a joint programme with Columbia University or the track International and Transnational Criminal Law without the exchange.
The advanced master’s in International Tax Law is a full-time programme of one year. The curriculum covers both the established framework of international tax law and emerging issues.
At the Amsterdam Law School, students are offered an Experiential Education programme that is unique in the Netherlands. Students apply their knowledge of the law to questions from actual practice.
The Roeterseiland Campus is an open city campus designed to offer future-proof teaching and research facilities. Existing buildings around the campus were thoroughly renovated.
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