University of Amsterdam International Trade and Investment Law LLM

University of Amsterdam International Trade and Investment Law LLM is a track within International and European Law. It focuses on the rules of the World Trade Organization and international treaties governing foreign investment.

For UCO Business users, this programme is most relevant to the Law pathway, with links to International Law, Commercial Law, Banking & Finance Law and Competition Law.

The programme is suitable for students interested in trade law, investment protection, WTO law, international economic regulation and legal work connected to global commerce.

Applicants must meet Amsterdam Law School’s academic admission requirements for International and European Law.

Admission routes include recognised law degrees and selected related degrees with sufficient law content.

For some applicants, a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences from a University College in the Netherlands may be accepted if it includes at least 45 ECTS of law courses.

Students who have not completed a course in European Union Law during previous education are expected to reach a basic level of EU law through a dedicated self-study course before starting the programme.

IELTS Academic requirement: 7.0 overall, with a minimum of 6.5 in each subscore.

English-language test results must be no more than two years old on the day the applicant submits the application in SIS.

English-language evidence is required where the applicant does not meet University of Amsterdam exemption rules.