Master in Law and Gender, Intersectionality and Diversity (LAWGID)

The Master in Law and Gender, Intersectionality and Diversity (LAWGID) is an advanced two-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Programme designed to examine contemporary legal systems through an interdisciplinary lens. Implemented jointly by the University of Belgrade in Serbia, Libera Università Maria SS Assunta in Italy, and Örebro University in Sweden, LAWGID combines rigorous legal studies, gender theory, human rights, public policy, and social justice. The program equips future policy makers, legal practitioners, scholars, and advocates with essential methodological skills to address structural inequalities across European and global legal framework. Students undertake integrated mobility across all three partner institutions over four semesters (120 ECTS). The curriculum consists of mandatory and elective coursework, practical block teaching, clinical legal training, and a final semester dedicated to master's thesis research. Graduates receive multiple official diplomas and diploma supplements recognized by each host country's higher education system. Competitive candidates from around the globe are invited to apply for full Erasmus Mundus scholarships. These financial awards cover complete tuition costs as well as monthly living stipends, travel, visa fees, and installation expenses for qualified international students.