Is this you?
- Do you see yourself arguing in an international criminal case?
- Or are you passionate about legal equality for men and women?
- Fascinated by legal issues in international development and humanitarian aid?
Your future
- Become a human rights lawyer and defend individuals, NGOs, or governments
- Build a career as policy analyst at governments or NGOs
- Start your career as a legal advisor for international organisations
Good to know
- You'll obtain a Master of Laws (LLM) degree.
- This is a one-year, full-time programme.
- To start in September, apply until 1 May (non-EU/EEA) or 1 June (EU/EEA).
Upcoming events
Globalisation and Law gives me the flexibility to choose between human rights, corporate and commercial law and international trade and investment law-related courses to create a study package that suits me. The international and European legal perspective combined with the PBL learning approach makes for a unique experience!
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Practical matters
Accreditations and recognitions
All programmes are accredited by the NVAO and hold the Certificate for Quality in Internationalisation (CeQuInt). In addition, the faculty is ranked among the top 25 law schools worldwide in the THE World University Rankings 2026.
Problem-Based Learning
You will learn in small groups of up to 15 students, not in crowded lecture halls. Our Problem-Based Learning (PBL) approach builds the critical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills that boost your employability and prepare you for real-world success.
Studying in the heart of Maastricht
Maastricht is a lively, international city where a unique mix of history, European influence and student life comes together in a compact, walkable city centre. With Belgium and Germany just around the corner, Maastricht is an ideal place to experience law in a truly international context—both inside and outside the classroom.
