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Alongside Leiden, Leiden University has a second hometown: The Hague. The university has been located in The Hague for over 20 years. All seven faculties are active at Campus The Hague, and almost 20% of the university’s students study and more than 500 of the university’s staff members work there. The university has chosen to be one ...
Leiden University: Die Leiden University, gegründet 1575, ist die älteste des Landes und mit 26.000 Studierenden auch eine der größten. Gegründet wurde sie als „Bastion of Freedom“, für Freiheit der Wissenschaft, der Meinung und der Rede, und das ist bis heute ihr Selbstverständnis. 15 Nobelpreisträger haben hier studiert oder gelehrt.
You learn in various ways about theory and practice, for example during interactive lectures such as the practicum, the privatissimum and Moot Court competitions. Your career opportunities are good. As a result of our extensive network and personal career guidance more than 80% of Leiden law graduates find a suitable job within six months.
Una Europa is growing. The European university alliance Una Europa has gained a new member. On Thursday, January 13, 2022, the Dutch University of Leiden joined the alliance as the ninth partner university. Leiden University, the newest member of the network, has seven faculties in two major Dutch cities: Leiden and The Hague.
Leiden University has seven faculties, situated in Leiden and The Hague Archaeology Governance and Global Affairs Humanities Law Medicine/Leiden University Medical Center Science Social and Behavioural Sciences Interfaculty institutes: African Studies Centre Leiden Interfacultair Centrum voor Lerarenopleiding,…
Together, the seven characteristics below define the identity of Leiden University. Pioneering research and teaching based on a wide diversity of academic disciplines. Deep-rooted academic freedom. Intrinsic international orientation. Open, active and engaged University community. University in two cities.
l.harms@law.leidenuniv.nl. ORCID iD. 0000-0002-9054-0988. Profile. Contact. Publications. Ancillary activities. Lisa Harms is assistant professor of Law & Society at the Van Vollenhoven Institute for law, governance and society. Her research has focused on dynamics of transnational legal mobilisation and human rights.
