Programme
When deciding what to study you undoubtedly read a lot of information about your study programme. Leiden University employs various systems to provide information about programmes and courses and to facilitate communication between lecturers and students.
The Prospectus contains information about all the courses within your study programme. Here you can find all you need to know about your programme. Via the online learning environment Brightspace you can communicate with your lecturers and submit assignments.
Programs
In the Prospectus you will find the programs for all the study programs per year, per semester and per course. On the website Schedules you can download the schematic overview of the master programme.
Overview Study programmes Bachelor 2022-2023 (in Dutch)
Overview Study programmes Master 2022-2023 (in Dutch)
Transitional arrangements
For more information on the transitional arrangements please contact your study adviser. You can also find the transitional arrangements on the Dutch website by selecting your Master's program.
Civil effect legal studies
To gain access to the so-called legal Toga professions (legal profession, judiciary, public prosecutor) you must have met a number of conditions within the law degree program. When that is the case, the 'Civil Effect' note will be on your Master's degree.
Validity of examinations
Article 4.7.1 OER stipulates that the period of validity of passed examinations and obtained exemptions is in principle unlimited, but that the Examination Board can decide that an examination or exemption will expire if it has been obtained longer than six (bachelor) or three (master) years ago and knowledge, insight and/or skills are demonstrably obsolete.
If you are currently studying as a master student for three years or longer and you do not expect to graduate before 1 September of this academic year, please consult the overview Validity master examinations (see Documents in the column on the right) to see if as of 1 September of next academic year the validity of one or more courses will expire.
Formal regulations
Every study program has Course and Examination Regulations (OER). The Examination Rules and Regulations of the Bachelor's and Master's programs contain all rights and obligations of students, lecturers and faculty regarding examination matters.
Programmes
In the Prospectus you will find the program overview of the master European Law per semester and per course.
You will also find a schematic overview of the master on the website Schedules.