Tracks

In the Master’s programme European Law, you select one of the specialisations/tracks listed below. Alternatively, it is also possible to combine your master-major with a master-minor. You can choose one of these specialisations: 

  • General Track  in European Law 
  • Specialisation in European Cooperation in Criminal Matters
  • Specialisation in Law and Sustainability
  • Specialisation in Law and Technology 
  • Specialisation in European Migration Law

General Track in European Law

The two major courses are complemented by the following two courses of the specialisation General Track in European Law: 

  • Judicial Protection and Enforcement of EU Law: The course centres on the rights of the EU citizen and the enforcement of EU law​.
  • European Competition Law: This course presents an overview of the most important aspects of European competition law, including the basic principles of competition and the market principle.

Specialisation in European Cooperation in Criminal Matters

The two major courses are complemented by the following two courses of the specialisation in European Cooperation in Criminal Matters: 

  • Transnational Criminal Law Enforcement: Cooperation in Criminal Matters between the EU Member States

  • The EU and International Criminal Justice

Specialisation in Law and Sustainability

The two major courses are complemented by the following two courses of the specialisation in Law and Sustainability:

  • EU Natural Resources Law
  • EU Climate Protection 

Specialisation in Law and Technology

The two major courses are complemented by the following two courses of the specialisation in Law and Technology: 

  • The Law of Market Technologies
  • Consumers in a Digital Society 

Specialisation in European Migration Law

The two major courses are complemented by the following two courses of the specialisation in European Migration Law: 

  • EU Asylum Law and Fundamental Rights 
  • Migration and Citizenship in the EU