Top rated Maters in Law, say no more!
I am very proud, as the recent news has shown that the Legal Research
Masters is rated as top rated masters in the Netherlands 2018. For that reason we were gathered by the LRM dean to celebrate and enjoy eating cakes. Thanks to the dean's efforts, the professors and of course the hard working students to make that success happen; congratulations to all. The results are based on the Keuzgids’ survey published on the 8th of March about
master's rating. The survey has shown that the LRM has achieved a score of 94
out of a 100! This score also places the LRM as the best legal research
master's in the Netherlands and provides a corresponding quality seal -shown below- for
information communication.
As the university's news describes it, the Keuzegids is an annual publication by the Center for Higher
Education Information. It is compiled on the basis of accreditation decisions
of the Dutch-Flemish Accreditation Organization and on the basis of student
assessments from the National Student Survey. This means that this guide is not only based on
scientific criteria, but also on quite extensive empirical data. Underpinning
these data are students’ opinions; this year more than 740,000 students were
invited to give their opinion about their study and educational institution. This means also that this publication is not only important
for the faculty deans and policy advisers to improve their work, but also as a guide for students to select their master’s
program. So, if you are applying for masters next year this seal should be
one of you references.
The main and simple point to take away from this blog is when selecting a
master's program, there are seemingly a few references that can help you
create your opinion and narrow down your choice, such as the program’s
website, the information provided therein and students' suggestions, but there is a yet
another example of some other criteria that
you can look at to assess whether this is a good master for you and your
future. If your are doubting or comparing very similar programs and standards then you may ask the policy advisers to provide you with the outcome of this source, or simply look for this seal.
I am very proud, as the recent news has shown that the Legal Research
Masters is rated as top rated masters in the Netherlands 2018. For that reason we were gathered by the LRM dean to celebrate and enjoy eating cakes. Thanks to the dean's efforts, the professors and of course the hard working students to make that success happen; congratulations to all. The results are based on the Keuzgids’ survey published on the 8th of March about
master's rating. The survey has shown that the LRM has achieved a score of 94
out of a 100! This score also places the LRM as the best legal research
master's in the Netherlands and provides a corresponding quality seal -shown below- for
information communication. 
As the university's news describes it, the Keuzegids is an annual publication by the Center for Higher
Education Information. It is compiled on the basis of accreditation decisions
of the Dutch-Flemish Accreditation Organization and on the basis of student
assessments from the National Student Survey. This means that this guide is not only based on
scientific criteria, but also on quite extensive empirical data. Underpinning
these data are students’ opinions; this year more than 740,000 students were
invited to give their opinion about their study and educational institution. This means also that this publication is not only important
for the faculty deans and policy advisers to improve their work, but also as a guide for students to select their master’s
program. So, if you are applying for masters next year this seal should be
one of you references.
The main and simple point to take away from this blog is when selecting a
master's program, there are seemingly a few references that can help you
create your opinion and narrow down your choice, such as the program’s
website, the information provided therein and students' suggestions, but there is a yet
another example of some other criteria that
you can look at to assess whether this is a good master for you and your
future. If your are doubting or comparing very similar programs and standards then you may ask the policy advisers to provide you with the outcome of this source, or simply look for this seal. 
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