Featured Programs

Université du Luxembourg
Master en Droit Européen Master in European Law

IE Law School
Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Legal Practice

University of Hamburg - EMLE Programme
European Master in Law and Economics

Tilburg University
Six different LL.M. programs with various concentrations

Utrecht University School of Law
LLM programmes with various concentrations

University of Strathclyde, Glasgow - The Law School
LLM in Scotland

Institute for Law and Finance
LL.M. Finance in Frankfurt, Germany

National University of Ireland (NUI), Galway
LL.M. by research, thesis or taught courses

Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Lisbon)
Int. Business Law / Law in European & Global Context

Bucerius Law School (Hamburg) · WHU
Master of Law and Business (MLB)

Ghent University - EMLE Programme

Ghent University - EMLE Programme
Prof. Dr. B. Bouckaert
Department of Legal Theory and Legal History
Universiteitstraat 4
9000 Ghent
Belgium

Full-Time
Courses offered	ERASMUS / SOCRATES Programme in Law and Economics (E.M.L.E., MLE, LL.M.)
Program Features	The European Master in Law and Economics (E.M.L.E.) is a one-year, three-term programme offered jointly by nine European universities The E.M.L.E. leads to a multiple degree of (European) Master in Law and Economics (LL.M., EMLE) Depending on the 3rd term university the Erasmus Mundus label will be awarded in addition The first trimester can be spent in Hamburg (Germany), Rotterdam (Netherlands) or Bologna (Italy); the second trimester in Hamburg, Ghent (Belgium) or Bologna; the third trimester in either Aix-en-Provence (France), Bologna, Haifa (Israel), Hamburg, Bombay (India), Warsaw (Poland), Rotterdam or Vienna (Austria) Further details about the EMLE program can be found here.
Language of Instruction	English
Program Website	http://www.emle.org

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By V. Wish

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