Department of Law

Over 80 researchers in Law are running comparative and interdisciplinary research covering the full spectrum of the legal field.
The study programmes on offer are provided by an international academic team supported by external practitioners and experts.

Research

Research in Law is conducted by the Department of Law on the following research areas:

• Business Law;
• Civil Law;
• Criminal Law;
• European Private Law;
• European Public Law;
• FinTech & Digitalisation;
• International Law;
• Philosophy of Law;
• Space, Communication and Media Law;
• Tax Law.

Studies

Study programmes in law include:

• Bachelor en droit
• Seven Masters in Law with a first common year and a second-year specialisation:
  • Master en Droit et Contentieux de l’Union Européenne (LL.M.)
  • Master en Droit Bancaire et Financier Européen (LL.M.)
  • Master in European Economic and Financial Criminal Law (LL.M.)
  • Master in European and International Tax Law (LL.M.)
  • Master in European Business Law (LL.M.)
  • Master in Space, Communication and Media Law (LL.M.)
  • Master in Investment Funds Law (LL.M.)

Doctoral School

The Department of Law is in charge of setting the Doctoral School of Law’s research programme. In 2016, the Department of Law launched the Doctoral Training Unit on Enforcement in Multi-Level Regulatory Systems (DTU REMS), a multi-year PhD research project carried out in cooperation with the Doctoral School, the FNR, MPI Luxembourg and the Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences.