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We invite leading Critical International Law scholars to Maastricht and discuss and debate cutting-edge questions in the theory of international law.

The law in stories (List) series invites students and staff to enter into meaningful discussions together about law in stories (cinema, music, literature). List is organised by Janneke Westra and Paula Lozada as part of the Law & Popular Culture Research Network of Maastricht University, Faculty of...

"Whatever Happened to TikTok?" aims at bringing together scholars from different background, with the goal of discussing the reasons and implications behind the recent developments around this platform. What are the risks really associated with TikTok? What are the interests behind the US federal...

PhD thesis written by Diāna Bērziņa
This study examined how non-economic influences—such as senses, atmospheres, and materiality—shape human relationships with objects in contexts that may involve harmful or illegal behavior.

De Abraham de Pinto-competitie heeft de bedoeling studenten kennis te laten maken met het belang van mondelinge communicatie met cliënten (rechtzoekenden, rechtvragenden) voor een adequate uitoefening van het juristenvak. De competitie doet dit door teams van twee studenten, beiden in de rol van...

"Criminogenic Objects, Senses, and Atmospheres in Criminology: Exploring Human-Object Relationships in Art Markets"

Faculty of Law and AMBER Alert Europe join forces to protect missing children.

De Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid en AMBER Alert Europe bundelen krachten om vermiste kinderen te beschermen.

Are you interested in studying Master Globalisation and Law and want to learn more about our programmes? Join our online info session via Zoom to explore your options at Maastricht University Faculty of Law.

Are you interested in studying Master International Laws and want to learn more about our programmes? Join our online info session via Zoom to explore your options at Maastricht University Faculty of Law.