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With the increasing level of globalisation there is a growing demand for legal experts who understand the impact of international and European legislation on business entities.

In the master's specialisation Business Law at the Radboud University you will not just gain a thorough understanding of this legislation, but also of the legal practices of enterprises that do business in and with EU Member States.

Business Law: Something for you?

• You’ll gain both a broad knowledge of the internal and external markets of the European Union and the position of Europe in the world as well as specialised knowledge in the field of Business Law.
• You’ll study at a Law School that was rated number one in the Netherlands for student satisfaction.
• You’ll work together with the prestigious Radboud Business Law Institute. This centre combines academic excellence with the practical expertise of major companies and law firms. The centre has been accredited by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW).

What will you learn?

You’ll investigate aspects of European and comparative company law, such as corporate restructuring, corporate mobility, formation and financing of companies, European business forms, employee involvement, corporate governance and takeover regulations.

You’ll also learn to analyse both primary and secondary EU legislation, as well as the case law of the Court of Justice of the EU and the legislation of relevant jurisdictions. By the end of the programme you’ll understand the interaction of European and national law on businesses.

Career prospects:

After graduating this programme, you will be a Master of Laws (LL.M.). You will be an expert on the intersection between international, European and national law on businesses.

With in-depth knowledge of EU business law and decision-making, graduates are well-prepared for careers in law, lobbying, or consultancy worldwide. You could work for financial institutions, multinational corporations, listed companies, governmental bodies, or NGOs. This degree also provides a strong foundation for legal positions within the European Commission or a career in research.

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped to pursue careers in both the public and private sectors. With expertise in European and international business law, you will be ready to navigate the complexities of legal frameworks that impact businesses operating within and beyond the European Union.

Possible occupations:

• Legal counselor
• Consultant
• Policy advisor
• Researcher
• Work at the European Bank
• Work at the European Commission