Master of Laws in Law and Economics

This Master of Laws (LLM) programme at Utrecht University equips students with a unique toolkit combining legal expertise and economic analysis. It prepares graduates to navigate complex challenges in corporate governance, regulatory bodies, and policy-making, with a focus on market supervision, competition policy, and financial regulation. The curriculum integrates theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, taught by a team of legal scholars and economists. Students explore the interplay between law and economics from both regulatory and corporate perspectives, ensuring they can address contemporary issues in public and private sectors. The programme emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and practical problem-solving, making it ideal for those aiming to bridge the gap between legal and economic disciplines.

• Study the intersection of law and economics to develop a robust analytical framework for addressing regulatory and corporate challenges.
• Engage in interdisciplinary coursework that integrates legal theory with economic principles and real-world case studies.
• Develop expertise in market regulation, competition policy, and financial oversight through practical and theoretical modules.
• Collaborate with peers and faculty to explore regulatory challenges from both the regulator’s and regulated’s perspectives.
• Prepare for careers in law firms, regulatory bodies, policy-making organisations, and corporate strategy roles.
• Conduct research and write assignments that bridge legal and economic perspectives on contemporary issues.