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  • Antonia Solini

    Antonia Solini - LL.M. student Commercial and Company Law 2016-2017

    If you dream it, you can do it.
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    If you dream it, you can do it.

    Goedendag! I am Antonia Solini, a 26-year-old LL.M. student in Commercial and Company Law, and  from the beautiful and always sunny Greece. Studying at Erasmus School of Law has been an experience better than I could ever have imagined! Let me explain why. 

    During my prior studies in the Faculty of Law at the University of Nicosia in Cyprus, I realised that I wanted to specialise in Commercial and Company Law. I believe this is a fascinating field with many perspectives, and it has a significant impact on most important aspects of society. Following the advice of one of my professors, I began to look into the Erasmus School of Law. I knew immediately that I was closer to my goal of becoming an outstanding lawyer, and that this Master Programme would be an excellent starting point.

    First of all, the high standards of research programmes at Erasmus University present a perfect opportunity to fulfill your professional ambitions. Meeting esteemed faculty members will turn your journey into an extraordinary period of learning. In addition, the wide range of modules on offer will greatly enrich your studies and help you in your prospective career.
    In my opinion, the best part consists of the visits to law firms where you can see in practice all the theory that you have learned. It is also a tremendous opportunity to expand your networking even further. 

    Rotterdam is one of the most important economic centres in The Netherlands, hosting some of the biggest multinational corporations and shipping industries in Europe. There is no better place to study this discipline. Moreover, studying in an international environment will give you the privilege of creating new bonds with people from all around the world. It is amazing how similar we are, even if we grew up in countries as far from each other as, for example, Greece and Ecuador. 

    Rotterdam has many parks and lakes to visit on those lucky days when it happens to be warm. It is also the best city in which to ride a bicycle, as every street has a cycle path, and there are many bicycle parking spots around the city. All in all, cycling is an easy and a cheap way to explore the modern city of Rotterdam.

    A quote that I particularly like, and that gives me strength in difficult situations, is this: ‘If you dream it, you can do it!’ To all prospective students, I recommend that you apply to Erasmus University now, and do not miss the chance of having the most exciting lifetime experience. And make the most of all the many fantastic opportunities that the University offers. 

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  • Niccolò Trombetta

    Niccolò Trombetta - LL.M. student Commercial and Company Law 2016-2017

    Nothing ventured, nothing gained!
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    Nothing ventured, nothing gained!

    My name is Niccolò, and I am a 25-year-old Italian. After completing my 5-year LL.M. programme in Italy, I realised that I wanted to focus my career on Business Law. Once I started looking for LL.M. programmes in Italy and abroad, my choice soon fell on the Commercial and Company Law programme in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. I chose it because of the excellent level of education as well as its affordability. Another reason for choosing Erasmus School of Law was one of the LL.M.’s most distinctive features: namely, its double focus on both the corporate and the trade aspects of EU and international law.

    I found education in Rotterdam to be more practical than the education I had followed in Italy. The Commercial and Company Law  LL.M. really gets ‘down to business’, and the lectures are frequently based on cases and on problem-solving. The lecturers often have wide experience in the field, and that is an invaluable quality. The courses are challenging, and they require commitment, but the opportunities you get are incredible. Together with three other students from different Master programmes, I represent the Erasmus School of Law in the prestigious Willem C. Vis Moot on International Commercial Arbitration. We have already attended preparatory sessions at universities and international law firms in Amsterdam, London, and Paris. In April, we will go to Vienna for the real deal: to compete against students from 270 universities from all over the world, under the watchful eye of legal experts in this field. We have already met countless amazing people, and what we learn from this experience, both personally and professionally, goes beyond what I could have imagined.

    There’s no doubt that the LL.M. in Commercial and Company Law is tough. So my advice to prospective students is: Be ready. You will be expected to invest a lot of effort into your studies, but as always, the more you give, the more you get. And what you get here can prepare you for whatever career you may want to pursue in the future. As they say: Nothing ventured, nothing gained!

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  • Juan Fernando Galofre Cesáreo

    Juan Fernando Galofre Cesáreo - Alumnus Commercial and Company Law 2010-2011

    The knowledge I have gained through the LL.M. programme is reflected in my workday through getting to know how to work with people from all walks of life, and understanding how corporate governance regulations work not only in my own country but several others. 
    Juan Fernando Galofre Cesáreo
    The knowledge I have gained through the LL.M. programme is reflected in my workday through getting to know how to work with people from all walks of life, and understanding how corporate governance regulations work not only in my own country but several others. 

    My name is Juan Fernando Galofre and currently I’m working as a corporate legal adviser for Grupo Energia Bogota. As a legal adviser for the mother company of a multinational, we have to keep up with all the external and internal regulations that allows the companies to operate and comply with all the corporate governance regulations in the countries we operate (Colombia, Perú, Guatemala and Brazil). Also we try to keep up with the latest best practices on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) aspects to include them on our own DNA.

    The knowledge I have gained through the LL.M. programme is reflected in my workday through getting to know how to work with people from all walks of life, and understanding how corporate governance regulations work not only in my own country but several others. 

    The LL.M. programme Commercial and Company Law allows you to see in practice what you are learning in a classroom, being Rotterdam such an important port you are able to see on a daily basis what you have just learned.

    Juan Fernando Galofre Cesáreo
  • Zoya Gyurova

    Zoya Gyurova - Student Commercial and Company Law

    This LL.M. has broadened my horizons since it was full of new challenges you have to deal with all the time.
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    This LL.M. has broadened my horizons since it was full of new challenges you have to deal with all the time.

    This LL.M. has broadened my horizons since it was full of new challenges you have to deal with all the time. What I liked the most was the practical aspect of this study. I was involved in many workshops and case studies in companies and law firms which gave me the opportunity to see how legal processes have been applied in practice. Along with studying I met amazing people with whom I spent the best days (and nights) in my life and I definitely recommend this experience to you!

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