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Mission

The Module aims to:

  • examine the different levels of protection within the EU and the interaction between them (EU, CoE, national and international levels);
  • foster EU studies and build an inclusive, multi-disciplinary and transnational network of excellence on access to justice, effective judicial protection, independence and impartiality of the judiciary in the globalised world; raise awareness, educate and involve civil society in the decision-making process and provide them with the essential knowledge on the EU’s structure, policies and safeguards, in a dialogue with other regional systems and in light of the latest scientific advancements, but also democratic challenges.

For these goals, it will propose the following activities:

  • an annual course for law and LLM students;
  • an advanced course for graduates in different disciplines, both with qualified guest lectures from leading academics and practitioners with complementary expertise;
  • round-tables and conferences open to non-legal students and civil society;
  • study-visits to the EU Institutions;
  • mock trials;
  • calls for papers for young researchers as well as established academics, ideally from all the world.

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