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Become a scientist-practitioner in forensic psychology. You’ll learn about the psychology of perpetrators and victims. Train specialised forensic psychological skills to become an expert at the intersection of psychology and law.

Gain theoretical knowledge and practical skills for investigating and effectively treating mental disorders (in adults or children and adolescents). Develop essential skills for diagnostics, interventions and research.

Discover how our brain functions. A network of billions of neurons and other cells. You’ll study it from different perspectives, combining knowledge of Psychology, Biology and Computational Science to create a complete picture of the brain.

Discover human behaviour, the processes in our brain, and what influences them. You’ll study why people do what they do and gain important skills such as critical thinking, academic writing, team work and professional skills for the field of psychology.

Designed for law graduates and tech transfer professionals ready to take the next step in their careers, this LLM empowers you with expertise in cross-border IP litigation, focusing on comparative practice and advocacy before national courts, UPC and EPO.

Ambitious and talented in law and languages? In this master’s, you combine international, European and comparative law with language training and a semester abroad—preparing you for a top legal career in an international environment.

Tailored to students who aim to excel in direct taxation. Combining in-depth knowledge of tax treaty law with global minimum taxation, transfer pricing, responsible tax planning and the impact of EU law on corporate taxation.

Are you looking for flexibility? This specialisation lets you combine courses about human rights, corporate and commercial law, and international trade and investment law to create a programme that fits your interests.
 

Why does someone commit a crime? How do police, judiciary and forensic experts operate? Delve into the world of criminal justice from different perspectives, combining law with criminology, psychology, physics and more.

Mix courses like European Competition Law and Internal Market Law and Governance alongside with an advanced European law course, tailoring your studies to your interests.