Bachelor's Degree
Earning the Bachelor's degree requires successfully attending courses worth 240 credit points (CP), which are distributed as follows:
- 8 CP Introduction to the Hanse Law School
- 27 CP Private Law
- 7 CP Economic Law
- 10 CP Labour Law
- 30 CP Public Law
- 11 CP Criminal Law
- 18 CP European Union Law
- 15 CP Bachelor's thesis
- 18 CP language courses (Dutch and specialized English)
- 18 CP Economics or Political Science
- 18 CP Internship
- 60 CP year abroad
Students who successfully attend certain courses at the University of Groningen acquire, having earned the master's degree of the Hanse Law School or an equivalent degree of the University of Groningen, the civiel effect, a degree that enables the student to be admitted to the Dutch bar after an apprenticeship with a Dutch law firm lasting three years. This admission also opens the opportunity to be admitted to the German bar if a student proves to have sufficient knowledge of German law in a test of equivalency or has worked as a European advocate in Germany applying German law for at least three years.
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