Last but not least, many of our students take advantage of studying abroad during a semester in their third year. You can also take a minor within or outside THUAS or participate in special project, like a Moot Court Competition. In addition, you choose from which department you would like a coach that guides you through your third and fourth year. These modules are spread over both semesters, carefully selected and tailored to today’s market needs, so that you can form your own specialisation. The module choices are broad, you can specialise in anything from Corporate Law to International Criminal Law, from Legal Technology to Human Rights. In addition, you can choose four elective modules or minors, of 13-15 credits each, from our departments mentioned below. You follow two mandatory courses: the Research Lab and Cross-Culture Skills and Professional Development. Here you have the possibility to acquire more in-depth knowledge in legal areas of your interest. In year three you are steering your own professionalisation path. Please note that our curriculum is still under construction. You will encounter professional scenario’s that either directly come from practice or mirror legal practice. All things that an outstanding international legal professional does well. You will take modules on legal writing, technical skills, reasoning and negotiating as well as learning the tools of the trade, from writing memoranda and letters of advice to draft decisions and legal analysis. As a result, you will work on professional skills from day one. We believe you should apply in practical and professional assignments what you have learnt from your law books. From there on, you will focus on EU Law, Public International Law, Tort, Company, and Family Law, building a solid foundation for the next three years. During the first three weeks you will follow a module specifically designed to introduce you to the legal field, the basic skills, our programme, the university and The Hague. Year one (the propaedeutic year) introduces you to the foundations of International and European Law. If you don't understand what you're doing lifting then you won't have as effective training.Year 1 The first year is the introductory (propaedeutic) year Really interesting stuff and I've applied it to my training to really understand what's going on better. You learn all about what different muscles do and how the body moves. The semester project was at least for me optimizing structure on a quadrotor. Was pretty good in learning common optimization techniques. 4604 was about the ins and out of relational databases and getting an introduction into SQL This mobile class is for android there is another for ios. At the end you'll be a lot more confident in your speaking ability.Ĭs 4604 intro to database management systemsīoth satisfy elective requirements and are useful to diversify your knowledge.
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