Study International Law in the Netherlands
8 universities in the Netherlands offer International Law programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 12,200 EUR per year.
De Haagse Hogeschool
One of the Netherlands' largest universities of applied sciences, in The Hague: some 26,000 students and many English-taught degrees.
The Hague University of Applied Sciences
A highly international university of applied sciences in The Hague, offering practice-based programmes in law, business, IT, health, design and global affairs.
University of Groningen
The Netherlands' second-oldest university, founded in 1614: a broad, research-intensive community of 36,000 students in vibrant student city Groningen.
Leiden University
Founded in 1575, the Netherlands' oldest university combines centuries of scholarship with strengths in law, humanities, medicine and international studies.
Maastricht University
The Netherlands' most international university, based in Maastricht and renowned for Problem-Based Learning and strong programmes in health, law and economics.
Tilburg University
A research university specialised in the social and human sciences: economics, law, psychology, sociology and theology.
Erasmus University Rotterdam
A Rotterdam research university named after Erasmus, world-renowned for economics, management, medicine and law, in Europe's largest port city.
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
A public research university on Amsterdam's modern Zuidas campus, founded in 1880 as a 'free' university, with a broad disciplinary range and social commitment.