Felix Peerboom (F.A.J.)
Felix is a lecturer/PhD candidate at the Faculty of Law, Department of International and European Law, since May 2022.
His research is conducted in the fields of international and European migration/asylum law, focusing on the 'instrumentalisation' of migration.
Between October 2019 and May 2022, Felix worked as a lecturer at the Faculty of Law.
In October 2019 Felix graduated from Maastricht University by succesfully completing the Master International Laws LL.M. As part of that programme, Felix studied for a semester at McGill University (Montreal, Canada). For his master thesis Felix researched the 2016 EU-Turkey Statement, using the following research question: "To what extend is the current application of the safe third country concept under EU Law in accordance with International Human Rights Law?"
In 2017 Felix succesfully completed the bachelor programme: European Law School (reg. track) at Maastricht University.
- European Law
- Public International Law
- International and European Human Rights Law
- International and European Migration/Asylum Law
2014-2017: LLB European Law School (reg. track), Maastricht University
2017-2019: LLM International Laws, Maastricht University.
2018: Exhange semerster at McGill University (Montreal, Canada).
2019-2022: Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, department of International and European Law
2022-Present: Lecturer-PhD Candidate at the Faculty of Law, department of International and European Law
Felix Peerboom (F.A.J.)
Lecturer - PhD candidate