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The University of Luxembourg and the University of Geneva (Switzerland) have signed an agreement to offer a dual Master’s degree in law, starting in the 2026-2027 academic year.
The opportunity is open to up to five University of Luxembourg students and up to five University of Geneva students per year, the two-year dual degree programme allows scholars to earn a diploma from both institutions. Students are selected based on merit, motivation and language skills.
“The double Master’s degree in Law jointly offered by the University of Geneva and the University of Luxembourg provides a unique opportunity to be trained by leading academics and practitioners from two of the world’s most renowned financial centres,” says Associate Professor Thomas Mastrullo, the Study Programme Director for the Master in European Banking and Financial Law and dual degree programme contact.
Two dynamic cities for finance and law
In the first year, students will study at the University of Geneva, a leading academic centre in the field of law. Students with an interest in international law and global regulation who are also interested in exploring financial and banking law will benefit from both the city’s reputation as the first world hub for wealth management, and its important role as host to a multitude of international organisations.
During the second year of the programme, students study within the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance at the University of Luxembourg. Luxembourg, the leading European fund centre, is also one of the three institutional seats of the European Union, hosting the Court of Justice of the European Union, the European Investment Bank, the Secretariat of the European Parliament, among others.
Second-year students may choose from one of five specialties offered at the University of Luxembourg, including:
- Master in European Banking and Financial Law
- Master in Investment Funds Law
- Master in European Business Law
- Master in European Economic and Financial Criminal Law
- Master in European and International Tax Law
The pathway to an international legal career
Designed to appeal to highly-motivated students who wish to pursue a challenging, international and multilingual curriculum, the dual diploma programme offers exposure to two legal cultures with future career opportunities in International and European business law, cross-border financial or regulatory and governance work and policy roles at NGOs or international organisations.
‟ Through its multicultural and multilingual approach, the programme is designed for students seeking to pursue a high-level career in business law within a European and comparative perspective . ”
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