LLM in European Law

European law is a set of Laws and rules that are specified to the 28 members of the European Union and hence they must abide by. A graduate program in European Law- LLM is a great choice for those with an LLB or a Juris Doctor degree as a postgraduate degree in European Law can open an array of career opportunities and if you’re someone who’s planning to study Law abroad then it is a great choice for getting a quality education and professional experience on an international level. This blog includes everything you need to know about the LLM in European Law.

Major	Law
Degree Level	Postgraduate
Specialization	European Law
Duration	1-2 Years
Program Name	LLM in European Law

Why Study LLM in European Law?

• It is an ideal kickstarter for anyone passionate about building a career in law, business, policy, or politics within the EU and beyond
• The program provides students with great teaching facilities by academics, legal practitioners, and policymakers who are working at the highest levels of development of EU law, hence helping students gain in-depth knowledge of the field
• Graduates of LLM in European Law can choose to work as lawyers, legal advisers, consultants or teachers at MNCs, non-government sectors, international law firms, businesses, universities and other public or private institutions

Universities for LLM in European Law

University	Program Name
King’s College London, United Kingdom	European Law LLM Pathway
Utrecht University, Netherlands	European Law- Masters
University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom	LLM in European Law
Leiden University, Netherlands	European Law LL.M.
University of Nottingham, United Kingdom	European Law LLM
Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom	European Law LLM
College of Europe, Belgium	Master of European Law (LLM)

Prerequisites for Pursuing LLM in European Law

The eligibility requirement to pursue LLM in European Law in any of the above-mentioned universities is A First Class Law degree from a recognised university. 

*Eligibility Requirements may vary for different universities but general criteria for admission to pursue LLM in European Law is as mentioned above.

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English Language Requirements

To study abroad, one of the main requirements is to prove your English Language Proficiency. The English Language Requirements varies for different countries and universities so here we’ve mentioned the minimum overall English Language Test Score requirements for different countries to study law at the postgraduate level:

Country	United Kingdom	Netherlands
IELTS	7	6.5
TOEFL iBT	100	93
PTE	70	—

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Admission Process

Step 1

Reach out to our Leverage Edu student counsellors at 1800 572 000 and shortlist your Law course with the help of Leverage Edu’s trusted AI Course Finder.

Step 2

The experts will then commence your application process at the respective university through our common dashboard platform where you can also witness the status of your application process.

Step 3

Gather and compile all your documents. The document checklist is as mentioned below:

1. Official academic Transcripts 
2. Passport Copy
3. Visa Copy
4. Updated CV
5. English Language Proficiency Test Scores
6. Letter of Recommendations  
7. Statement of Purpose
8. TB Test Certificate- UK Universities
9. Financial Evidence

Step 4

After the submission of your application and all the necessary documents, the experts will then start with the application process for accommodation, student visas, and more.

Step 5

The time has come to wait for your offer letter which can take around 4-6 weeks or more.

Cost of Studying LLM in European Law

The cost of studying will vary for different universities. But the average cost of pursuing LLM in the United Kingdom can range from 19,000 GBP (INR 18,96,613) to 44,000 GBP (INR 43,92,157) while in the Netherlands it can cost you upto €19,300 (INR 16,20,611) annually. 

Cost of Living 

The cost of living as an international student depends highly upon your choices and management. As an international student, it is very important to be aware of the average amount of living to manage and plan accordingly. The cost of living will obviously vary for different countries and cities. However, the average cost of living in the United Kingdom can cost around GBP 12,000 (INR 11,97,782) annually for international students while in the Netherlands, €800 – €1,100 per month for international students. 

Cost of Living	Average Amount per month	In INR
United Kingdom	GBP 1,265	INR 1,26,358
Netherlands	€800 – €1,100	INR 67,110 – INR 92,231

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Career Prospects after LLM in European Law

After pursuing this course, you’re prepared for building a legal career at both national and international levels. You can work in the following mentioned sectors after completing your graduation:

1. Corporate and private law agencies
2. National public service as a diplomat or civil servant
3. Legal or policy analysis with governments, International Political organizations, and NGOs 
4. Academic or legal research

Average Salary

You can work as a Lawyer, Legal Assistant in various areas such as national bodies, local authorities, law firms, EU State Courts and more. The average salary for a Lawyer after obtaining LLM in European Law in different EU countries:

Country	Average Salary per annum
Austria	€59,496 (INR 49,88,739)
Netherlands	€52,840 (INR 44,30,217)
Ireland	€69,656 (INR 58,40,107)

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