If you have completed a degree, either at an academic university or at a university of applied sciences, you may be eligible for a number of standard exemptions. For details see below.
You can submit a request to be granted the listed exemption to the Examination Board.
If you have completed a Dutch Law degree or an SJD degree at a university of applied sciences, please consult the Dutch page for information on the possible exemptions.
Law
| Bachelor’s degree (academic or applied sciences) | Minor – 30 EC if you completed the minor of the bachelor with courses which were completed with a passing grade |
| Master’s degree (academic) | In the bachelor: Minor – 30 EC In the master: free elective – max. 12 EC if you completed the free elective component of the master with courses which were completed with a passing grade |
Notary Law
| Bachelor’s degree (academic or applied sciences) | No exemptions |
| Master’s degree (academic) | In the bachelor: no exemptions In the master: free elective – max. 6 EC if you completed the free elective component of the master with courses which were completed with a passing grade |
Criminology
| Bachelor’s degree (academic or applied sciences) | Minor – 30 EC if you completed the minor of the bachelor with courses which were completed with a passing grade |
| Master’s degree (academic) | In the bachelor: Minor – 30 EC In the master: free elective – max. 6 EC if you completed the free elective component of the master with courses which were completed with a passing grade |
Law in Society
| Bachelor’s degree (academic or applied sciences) | Minor – 30 EC if you completed the minor of the bachelor with courses which were completed with a passing grade |
| Master’s degree (academic) | In the bachelor: Minor – 30 EC |