Masterthesis and Bachelorproject topics
The centre’s research areas include Danish constitutional law, EU constitutional law, EU law, comparative law, human rights, legal cultures, law of conflict, international criminal law, international law, law and AI, climate law and several others. The centre’s research provides many opportunities for finding an interesting and relevant thesis topic.
Comparative constitutional Law
Comparative constitutional unamendability
Constitutional change
Constitutional conventions
Constitutional interpretation
Constitutional law (including danish constitutional law)
Democratic decay/backsliding
Parliamentarism
Populism
Representation
Rule of law
State-building and post-conflict reconstruction
The theoretical foundations of constitutionalism
The workings of the Danish parliament, Folketinget
Flertals- og mindretalsregeringer
Advanced EU Constitutional Law
Judicial review
Reception and transfer of law and institutions
Arctic Indigenous Peoples' Human Rights
European human rights
Gender and legal culture
Greenland and human rights
Human rights
Human Rights and Disaster
Human rights in the European Union
Immigration law
Indigenous Peoples' Rights
International human rights law
Inuit rights
The protection of human rights in developing countries
EU competition law
EU constitutional law
EU criminal law
EU environmental law
EU external relations law
EU intellectual property law
EU international relations law: the external dimension of European integration
EU law - free movement and the emu
EU public procurement law
European law
Protection of the rights of the individuals seeking admission to the EU territory and present in the EU
The future of the common borders of the EU: dismantling the schengen system or pushing for further integration?
Alternative Dispute Resolution, including Mediation and Arbitration
Changing legal cultures due to for example the decline of the welfare state, the increasing role of religious law and/or globalization, neo-liberalism and neo-conservatism
Chinese legal culture
Climate Refugees
Comparative criminal law
Comparative public law
Critical Approaches to International Law
Global justice
International criminal law
International criminal procedure
Law of armed conflict, including arms control
Peaceful settlement of disputes and conflict resolution
Public international law in all its aspects
Third World Approaches to International Law
Violence and law
Reception of law reform in post-conflict settings
Law and Technology
Islamic law
Religion and constitutionalism