

The Master of Laws in European and International Law (MEIL) is a prestigious graduate program coordinated by the University of Hamburg and conducted entirely at the China-Europe School of Law in Beijing. Designed for highly qualified graduates of law, economics, or political science, this full-time international degree combines rigorous academic study with practical legal training. Students gain in-depth knowledge of European law, international law, EU external relations, and corporate law, preparing them for advanced roles in legal practice, diplomacy, and international organizations.
The program emphasizes seminars, case studies, and collaborative projects, providing students with hands-on experience and opportunities for international networking. With a strong focus on comparative legal systems and global perspectives, students develop critical thinking, research, and analytical skills. MEIL reflects Germany’s commitment to academic excellence and professional relevance, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a career in law on a global scale.
Semester 1 – Foundations of European & International Law
Semester 2 – Specialization & Advanced Practice
Graduates of the Master of European and International Law (MEIL) are prepared for a wide range of roles in international legal practice, diplomacy, and EU institutions. Career paths include legal advisor for multinational organizations, EU policy analyst, international trade lawyer, and compliance officer. With the program’s unique international setting in Beijing and collaboration with the University of Hamburg, students gain excellent opportunities to build global professional networks and practical experience in European and international law.
Choosing the Master of European and International Law (MEIL) means joining a program that combines academic rigor with international practice. Coordinated by the University of Hamburg and conducted at the China-European School of Law in Beijing, it provides students with access to leading legal scholars, cutting-edge courses, and cross-cultural perspectives.
The program’s unique strength lies in its joint-degree structure, intensive focus on EU and international law, and exposure to global legal systems. Students not only develop advanced legal expertise but also strengthen analytical, research, and cross-cultural communication skills needed for careers in international legal and policy environments.
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