Master's Degree Energy & Renewable Engineering Full Time

Energy and Climate Law

CROHO programme code

66829

Institution code (BRIN)

21PC

This programme is recognised in the Dutch register of higher-education programmes (CROHO / RIO), published by DUO. Verify it yourself at Studiekeuze123 or in the DUO register before you apply.

Language of instruction

English

Study load

60 ECTS

Duration

1 year (60 ECTS)

Study forms

Full-time

Degree awarded

Master of Laws

Location(s)

Groningen

Start

September (main intake); some programmes also start in February

Tuition

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Enrolments (2025)

About this programme

Energy and Climate Law is a master’s programme at a research university recognised in the Dutch register at University of Groningen (Groningen). It awards the degree of Master of Laws. The study load is 60 ECTS credits (1 academic years full-time). The register records the language of instruction as English. Study forms offered: full-time. Figures are as published by DUO — confirm intake dates, admission requirements and the institutional tuition fee with the institution before applying.

Entry requirements

Language: Programmes taught in English require proof of English proficiency. IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 overall is a common standard for bachelor’s programmes and 6.5–7.0 for many master’s programmes; TOEFL iBT and Cambridge C1 Advanced are widely accepted as equivalents. Programmes taught in Dutch require proof of Dutch, usually the NT2 exam, Programme II. Each institution publishes its own thresholds.

International students: Apply through Studielink. Non-EU/EEA students usually need a residence permit arranged by the institution with the IND — check the programme page for the exact route and deadline.

Frequently asked questions

In which language is the Energy and Climate Law taught?

The register records the language of instruction as English. Confirm with University of Groningen before you apply.

How long is the Energy and Climate Law at University of Groningen?

It typically takes 1 year (60 ECTS), with intakes in September (main intake); some programmes also start in February.

How much is the tuition?

The DUO register publishes no fee. EU/EEA students pay the statutory tuition fee; students from outside the EU/EEA pay an institutional fee set by University of Groningen. Check the programme page on its own website.

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