Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
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Learning Objectives
Themes
The Course has international characteristics for both professors and students. It endorses the aims and continues the tradition of the "Séminaire de droit comparé et européen" of the Center for European Legal Studies, founded in 1959 by Germain Bruillard and Enrico Paleari and uninterruptedly operating in the Department of Law of the University under the Convention of March 4, 1966, approved by the University Board of Directors (Consiglio di Amministrazione) with deliberations on January 27, 1966, and April 22, 1966. Since 2012, the Course has been organized, jointly with the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law (Lausanne), by the Center for European Legal Studies in the Department of Law, maintaining the objectives and characteristics of internationality and permanence unchanged.
In particular, and more specifically, the Course, addressing an international context, proposes to explore and analyze the evolution of the European legal culture both in the national sphere and in the framework of the actions undertaken by the European Union and delves into the fundamental issues of the European legal systems and their relations with those of non-European countries.
Participation in the course has been recognized by the Order of Lawyers of Urbino with 10 continuing education credits (CFU), including 1 credit in the field of professional ethics, for the purposes of continuing education.
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Career prospects
Objectives
All employment sectors where highly specialized legal competencies in international and European problems are required (functions carried out in international organizations, European institutions, diplomacy, public institutions, multinational companies, and international law firms).
Contents and structure of the course / Syllabus
Activities of PhD Students
The Seminar lasts for one week and will be held in early September.
The disciplines covered are:
- Private International Law and International Trade Law - IUS/13
- Comparative Law - IUS/02
- European Union Law - IUS/14
- International Arbitration- IUS/15
- Criminal Law - IUS/17
- Philosophy of Law - IUS/02
Information about final examination
Course structure and research training
The final exam will consist of an informal conversation between the student and one professor of their choice. Collective examinations are also allowed. The exam can be conducted in Italian, English, or French according to the student's and instructor's needs.
Informal interviews are optional. Only those who wish to obtain University Credits are required to take them.
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Professional opportunities
The European Law Seminar in Urbino is a unique opportunity to acquire new international and European law skills. Apart from excellent faculty and great lectures, the wonderful Città di Urbino is another benefit. Spending a week within the walls of the Renaissance beauty will influence you for the rest of your life. I can be living proof of this addiction: I have been traveling to Urbino every August for nine years" (M. Svatos, Mediator and Arbitrator, Charles University, former student and current professor of the Summer School).
During their stay, participants will not only have the opportunity to engage with the topics proposed by the Professors and get to know all the other participants but also share the beauty of the City of Urbino and beyond.
Several experiences will be offered at the most iconic locations of the Seminar's venue and surrounding areas of Urbino.
Through moments of 'Conviviality,' the Seminar's spirit is made true, connecting the participants' visions, aspirations, and ideas and hoping to foster a timeless friendship with the city of Raphael.
How to apply for Seminar of comparative and european law
- Admission
- Course with free access
- Number of positions
- 50 available
- Useful information
Access to the Summer School is granted to Italian and foreign citizens with a high school diploma.
Students who meet the required criteria will be admitted in chronological order of submission of the enrollment application, complete with the payment of the necessary fee until the maximum number of available places is reached.
The minimum number of enrollments required to activate the Summer School is 14.
The enrollment application does not need to be sent; the Office will acquire it directly from the system.
Candidates who do not complete the enrollment by the indicated deadline will lose their right to participate.
Attendance at the course is mandatory for at least 2/3 of the hours required for dual training activity.
A participation certificate indicating the ECTS credits will be issued at the end of the course.
Under Article 75 of Presidential Decree 445/2000, if the Administration finds, based on suitable checks, that the content of the declarations made by the candidate is not truthful, the declarant will lose any benefits obtained from the provision issued based on the untruthful declaration.
It is possible to enroll as an auditor.
- Application procedure
- You can apply from the 02/07/24 to the 30/08/24 . Using the online procedure you can register to fill in the application and pay with PagoPA (Credit Card, PayPal) to complete the payment of the admission fee.
- Online registration
- Online registration Registration guidelines
- Tuition fees
Enrollment for the course: €300 to be paid in a single installment by 08/30/2024.
Enrollment for auditors: €225 to be paid in a single installment by 08/30/2024.
The payment must be made using the method available under the 'payments' section of the menu on the left side of the student's personal web page.
The fees are net of bank charges. The enrollment fee includes stamp duty and insurance coverage. The fees will only be refunded if the course is not activated, excluding the stamp duty.
If the enrollment fee is paid by someone other than the participant or by an institution, organization, or company, they must ensure the payment is made according to the same methods and timelines indicated above. Otherwise, the enrollment in the course will not be processed.
Information on teaching and research activities
- Organization
Director Professor Alessandro Bondi, Università degli Studi di Urbino)
Scientific-organizational Committee
Professor Luigi Mari (Coordinatore), Università degli Studi di Urbino;
Dr. Ilaria Pretelli, Collaboratrice scientifica ISDC;
Professor Bertrand Ancel, Université de Paris II, Panthéon Assas;
Professor Horatia Muir Watt, Ecole de droit, Science Po, Paris;
Professor Marie Elodie Ancel, Université de Paris II, Panthéon Assas;
Professor Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid, Ono Academic College;
Professor Andrea Giussani, Università degli Studi di Urbino;
Dr. Robert Bray, Former Principal Administrator at the European Parliament;
Dr. Rosa Palavera, Ricercatrice RTD B, Università degli Studi di Urbino;
Dr. Edoardo A. Rossi, Ricercatore RTD B, Università degli Studi di Urbino
Dr. Lucia Vedovi, CEL-Lettrice di lingua inglese, Università degli Studi di Urbino
- Contact
For further information on the course, please contact
Dr. Rosa Palavera 0722/303210
or email
seminaire@uniurb.it; rosa.palavera@uniurb,it; lucia.vedovi@uniurb.it
- Contacts
- Alessandro Bondi
- 0722303200 alessandro.bondi@uniurb.it
- Rosa Palavera
- rosa.palavera@uniurb.it
Administrative contacts
- Secretary’s Office
- Ufficio Dottorati - Post laurea - Esami di Stato
- Via Veterani, 36 - Urbino
- Office hours
- Monday - Friday from 9.30 am to 13pm
- Contacts
- Tel. +39 0722 304637 corsi.postlaurea@uniurb.it
