Laws in International Legal StudiesMáster Universitario

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Admission

Program

Fall Semester

CHALLENGES OF CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAW

European Integration and International Business

EU Integration: Law, Policies and Accountability
International Business Law
International Tax Law

Human Rights Law and the Protection of the Environment

International Human Rights Law
Environmental Law
Migration, Asylum and Refugee Law

INTERNATIONAL LAW IN PRACTICE

Training for International Legal Practice

Alternative Dispute Resolution and International Litigation
Tools for International Legal Practice

Field Experience Abroad (one week)

SPRING SEMESTER

LAW, SCIENCE AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Biolaw
International Legal Analytics

OPTIONAL COURSES

To choose among:

Human Rights
Human Rights and Diversity in a Global Context
International Protection of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples

Transnational Law

Competition Law
Transport and Maritime Law

International Mobility

DISSERTATION

Calendar

Classes: September 2021 - March 2022
Master's Thesis Defence: June 2022 (or July 2022 in case of remedial examination)

Timetable

Monday to Friday: 16:00- 20:00

Field experience abroad

During the autumnsemester, students undertake a compulsory intensive theoretical and practical training week in a European country as part of the Field Experience Abroad programme.

Competition Law from an international perspective

Luxembourg

Competition Law from an international perspective

Luxembourg

Our international field experience in transnational law will take you to Luxembourg. This city is one of the main financial hubs where you can deepen your knowledge of competition law. You will learn how markets work within the European legal system, exploring international business strategies and international taxation from a multidisciplinary perspective. This academic programme will be supported by the Luxembourg Competition Authority.

Genocide, mass atrocities and Memory under international law

Krakow

Genocide, mass atrocities and Memory under international law

Krakow

Our field experience on genocide, mass atrocities and Memory will take you to Krakow, Poland, where we will spend a week reflecting on issuesrelated to genocide and Memory. In the context of the Holocaust, we will visit the former Auschwitz concentration camp and the Krakow Ghetto to illustrate the logic of genocide and the politics of reparation, memory and international justice after gross human rights violations. This academic programme will be supported by the Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation.