At the start of the Law Clinic, all students of the IEUL master programme will be divided into a number of groups (each group will consist of approximately 4 to 6 students), each group being allocated a request for legal advice from an external party, in the field of public international law and/or European Union law. The students participating in the Law Clinic will be coached and mentored by staff members of the Department of Law and Markets, and their work will be reviewed by them.

We live in a world that is faced with complex societal challenges including, but not limited to poverty, social inequality, and limited access to vital economic and social resources. The I DO Project connects students with global NGOs who made it their mission to combat these societal challenges on a local scale, but who face shortcomings in their knowledge and insights to fruitfully materialize their ambitions. The I DO project is all about taking action now. We believe that students, especially at RSM, already have the skills and experiences that are necessary to evoke positive change now. Why wait? Alongside an academic programme that equips students with additional skills and tools to best propel an NGO’s developments forward, ambitious second-year RSM students will work together with unique globally operating NGOs in achieving their mission. Our partner NGOs tackle societal challenges all over the world ranging from water scarcity in Zimbabwe to fighting poverty in South Africa.

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