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Summer School on International Trade Law Università Europea di Roma
Introduction
UER Summer School aims to provide a wide and in-depth understanding of the legal implications of the most relevant issues of international trade both on a substantial and procedural prospective. The programme combines high-level lectures and professionalizing training offered by professors, lawyers, managers and experts operating in the international markets. The topic addressed such as transnational contracts, cooperation agreements, project financing, equity and trust, international commercial arbitration and the settlement of interstate disputes at WTO. It includes 64 hours of lessons taught in English divided in two weekly sessions on international trade and international commercial arbitration, including a moot competition at the end of the second week.
The programme will also offer 35 hours of visits to museums, art galleries, churches and monuments, giving students coming from abroad a consistent knowledge of History and Art in Rome, one of the cradles of the western civilization. Upon successful completion of the course and final examination, participants will be issued a certificate of attendance which qualifies them for the accreditation of 12 ECTS.
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Ideal Students
The target group is advanced students (who have completed at least the 2nd year of their degree), young graduates and professionals in the Law field. The number of participants is limited to 40.
Scholarships and Funding
UER will award up to 5 scholarships based on academic merits. The awarded students will pay only € 990 as a comprehensive fee of the two weeks accommodations, all visits and social activities.
Participants who want to apply for the scholarship will also need to send, together with the previous three documents, a short video explaining their motivations to participate in UER’s Summer School (min. 1 min – max. 2 min.).The deadline for scholarship application is April 11th.
Curriculum
The programme will take place in June and will last two weeks. The specific programme and dates of next Summer School edition will be announced shortly.