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These questions will constitute some of criminal law's biggest challenges for the years to come and are the focus of the Global Criminal Law LLM track, which explores the application of criminal law - both substantive and procedural - in the context of global criminality, such as organized, transnational and international criminality. This track offers you the two-fold opportunity to study substantive and procedural criminal law from a comparative and international perspective but also to specialise in the study of specific criminal behaviour: organised and financial crimes, cybercrimes and international crimes. More detailed information on the programme can be found here. Applications should be made through the ''Admission and application'' tab on this page. The LLM Global Criminal Law is registered under the LLM CROHO label Criminal Law and Criminology (60669).
Instruction modes
case study, literature study, oral presentation, research, lecture, working group, group discussion, individual assignment, self study, seminar
Accreditation: null, NVAO
Erasmus Mundus program: This is an Erasmus Mundus program.
Admission requirements
GPA of 2.75/4, 3.5/5, 7/10, 70/100
Other requirements
- gemiddeld cijfer GPA of 2.75/4, 3.5/5, 7/10, 70/100
- minimum kennis (ISPAC: overige vereisten) basic knowledge of criminal law and elementary knowledge of public international law
- taaltoets cijfer If you are not a native speaker of English, you will need to provide proof of English language proficiency: * TOEFL: 92 (all sections need to be at least 21; the writing section needs to be at least 23) * IELTS: 6.5 (all sections need to be at least 6.0; the writing section needs to be at least 6.5) * CAE or CPE *For more details about language requirements please check: http://www.rug.nl/rechten/education/international-programmes/llm/admission-requirements
- vooropleiding (ISPAC: vereiste vooropleiding) LLB or equivalent
- schriftelijk verzoek Applicants must send a motivation letter (max. 650 words). The letter should be written by the applicants themselves; it is not allowed to submit an (official) translation.