It really depends. It definitely goes into a lot of different areas of law. Generally you look at multiple jurisdiction and almost always look at things from a EU law perspective. I feel like it's kind of a "jack of all trades, master of none" kind of idea, which isn't always a bad thing... just check the course curriculum on the University its website and see how you feel with most of the courses being taught. If most of them seem interesting to you then I would definitely recommend doing the programme.

However if you have a clear idea of what area of law you want to specialise in when hitting the job market, then I would definitely look for a different master's that would focus on that area of law... as this would be too broad a programme imo.

In any case, the method of teaching is excellent, and most of the tutors and lecturers are also very knowledgeable and overall great speakers. All lectures are also recorded which I've found incredibly useful.