The exact course depends upon the university. For example, Antwerp offers a special certificate in International and Comparative Law, as does Tilburg. At Utrecht you are free to take a wider cross section of courses. Advice will be given by the Law School. Not all German Law course are examined.
French Universities are more rigid.
Students will take a diplome in French Law, which includes a number of basic French Law subjects and some optional modules. In addition, the EU provides a grant of around this sum. The cost to you is therefore only that of accommodation, living expenses and travel during the extra year that you will spend at university. Accommodation will be provided by the host university although you may rent privately if you wish. Return to Law School Homepage Site maintained by Kylie Baxter.