International Law of Security, Peace and Sustainable Development (MA; Erasmus Mundus Joint Master)

This Erasmus Mundus joint master's approaches international law through the linked themes of security, peace, and sustainable development. It combines legal and international-relations perspectives across multiple consortium universities and awards a joint or multiple master's degree depending on the chosen path.

Academic requirements

For a detailed list of requirements, please visit the website of the consortium.

Minimum GPA

No fixed minimum GPA is published on the current official programme or consortium admissions pages.

English requirements

The current official entry-requirements and application pages require English-language ability sufficient for master's-level study. They also note that applicants choosing the Université libre de Bruxelles track must prove passive knowledge of French.

Accepted bachelor fields

The current official programme overview states that the programme is aimed at graduates of law, political science, international relations, European studies, and similar fields with a focus on law or international affairs.

APS Certificate

No

Thesis required

Yes

Tuition fee

24,000 EUR total tuition for the 2026-2028 cohort, equal to 12,000 EUR per academic year, according to the current official consortium tuition-fee page. Erasmus Mundus scholarship recipients are exempt from tuition fees.

Semester contribution

No separate Leuphana semester contribution is published on the current official consortium tuition page.

ECTS credits

120

Funding info

Tuition: 24,000 EUR total tuition for the 2026-2028 cohort, equal to 12,000 EUR per academic year, according to the current official consortium tuition-fee page. Erasmus Mundus scholarship recipients are exempt from tuition fees. Semester contribution: No separate Leuphana semester contribution is published on the current official consortium tuition page.

Graduates are prepared for international-law and policy careers in global institutions, NGOs, government, and research, especially on issues of security, peace, and sustainable development.

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