Maastricht University launches Friends of the Law Faculty
Maastricht University's Faculty of Law recently launched the Friends of the Law Faculty initiative.
This new network brings together students, alumni, PhD students and (former) staff to strengthen their ties with the faculty and actively contribute to its future.
With a membership of €50 a year, Friends of the Law Faculty support study facilities, research activities and the faculty community. Members also enjoy exclusive benefits, including discounts on post-graduate education, faculty merchandise and professional LinkedIn photos. They also get the chance to mentor students, offer internships and participate in inspiring networking events.
One of the first projects supported by the Friends is the transformation of the faculty's courtyard garden into the ‘Garden of Justice’ - a green and soothing meeting place for students and staff. The grand opening of this garden is scheduled for 2026, the year the faculty celebrates its 45th anniversary.
Alumni and others who care about the faculty are invited to join. More information and the opportunity to become a Friend directly can be found at https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/alumni-law/friends-law-faculty.
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