In this final special, Durga, Alisa, and Dora review the course Global Legal History for first-year Global Law Bachelor students at Tilburg University.

In this finals special, Durga, Alisa and Dora go over Modules 7-12 of the course Introduction to Philosophy of Global Law for first-year Global Law Bachelor students at Tilburg University.

In this episode, Dora and Alisa sit down with Putheany Kim, the Dutch Representative of the Khmers Kampuchea-Krom Federation and a former Youth Ambassador for Global Human Rights Defense. Her activist work, ranging from climate action to Indigenous rights, has led her to address these issues before the United Nations and the European Union. Tune in as she shares her motivation, experiences, and insights, while also offering grounded commentary on what it actually means to do high-profile work as a human rights activist.

Law Beyond Borders is back!

New hosts Dora and Alisa are joined by first-year students Kate, Nele and Jenna to discuss what it's like being a law student in 2025. Tune in as they share their first-hand experiences, challenges, and insights.

New episode alert! We’re joined by Mia and Andy — Global Law alumni — who tell us about their experience after Global Law. They share their stories about further Master studies in Tilburg and Amsterdam.

New episode alert!

In this episode, we’re joined by Berni, a second-year Global Law student who attended the ELSA Summer Law School (SELS) in Porto, Portugal.

Curious about what SELS is really like? Thinking of applying this summer? Then don’t miss this episode—your go-to guide for insider tips and honest insights!

New episode alert! We’re joined by Anas — Global Law alumnus, former ELSA Tilburg & ELSA Netherlands President, and recent intern at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers. From Tilburg to Stockholm, and everywhere in between, he shares what it’s really like to carve a path in international law.

*Any views expressed herein are attributable to the speaker alone in his personal capacity. They do not represent the official position of any institutions mentioned.

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of moot courts with Aruna-Carla Bot and Bianka Kovács, two Vice-Presidents from the ELSA Tilburg Board, who both attended the Helga Pedersen Moot Court Competition.

If you're interested in the moot court opportunities that ELSA offers, you're in the right place!

In this episode, we talk to Clarissa, who is currently on exchange at the University of Nottingham in the United Kingdom. Next, we sit down with Réka, a Global Law student, who is an exchange student at the Riga Graduate School of Law in Latvia. Lastly, we hear from Teodora about her experience as a Global Law student at Monash University in Australia.

The students share their journey, from adapting to a new academic system to making the most out of their semester abroad. Together, we discuss the key questions of studying law in a foreign country and offer advice for those who are considering submitting their applications in the upcoming weeks! Whether you’re planning an exchange semester or just curious about the experience, tune in for real-life insights from those who've been there, done that!

In this episode, we sit down with Philipp, who will tell us how the first semester of his studies at the Singapore Management University is going. We will hear all about his experience as an exchange student in Singapore! Next, we are talking with Pradyun, who’s spending the first semester of his studies at Torcuato Di Tella University as an exchange student. He'll be sharing his unique experiences of being an international student in Buenos Aires. Last, Basia, a third-year Global law student, will tell us her experience with the first semester of her studies at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Law School as an exchange student. She will share her experience in the US and compare LLB studies in Tilburg to JD studies in the US!

The students share their journey, from adapting to a new academic system to making the most out of their semester abroad. Together, we discuss the key questions of studying law in a foreign country and offer advice for those who are considering submitting their applications in the upcoming weeks! Whether you’re planning an exchange semester or just curious about the experience, tune in for real-life insights from those who've been there, done that!

Note: At 1:24, Goncha says that you don’t have the option to refuse a destination. What she means by this is that you can refuse, but you have to pay a fee of 100€ and you can’t apply anywhere else in the same academic year.