Food Law and Regulatory Affairs Master's specialisation

Lead the Food Systems Transition with Legal Expertise

Become a food law expert at Wageningen University – no legal background required!

Are you passionate about sustainable food systems, global impact, and cutting-edge food technologies?

The Food Law and Regulatory Affairs Specialisation at Wageningen University & Research (WUR) empowers you to shape the future of food with in-demand legal and regulatory skills.

✅ No prior legal experience? No problem, program is open to food science and generalist's backgrounds.

✅ Taught by world-leading experts.

✅ Career paths in industry, government, NGOs, law firms, and more.

Are you passionate about shaping global food systems for a safer, more sustainable future?

Sign up before 15 June 2025 and study food law, safety, and sustainability at Wageningen University & Research. Start your global career now.

Join a globally recognised programme and position yourself at the forefront of food law and regulatory affairs.

The future of food law needs bold thinkers—are you ready to lead the change?

Wageningen University & Research (WUR) is renowned for its world-leading programs and research in the fields of agriculture, food science, forestry, and natural environment studies. The university is particularly recognized for its expertise in addressing societal challenges like climate change, food security, and sustainable development.

WUR is consistently ranked among the top universities globally for life sciences, including agriculture and forestry, according to university rankings.

Research-Focused University

WUR emphasizes both fundamental research and applied research, with a strong focus on translating scientific breakthroughs into practical applications.

Diverse Student Body

The university attracts students from over 100 countries, contributing to a diverse and international learning environment.

Focus on Societal Challenges

WUR's research and education address critical societal issues such as climate change, food security, and environmental health, making it a major player in finding solutions.