Paris, France

Courses on Civil Law

online course
when 28 June 2022 - 28 July 2022
language English
duration 5 weeks
fee EUR 619

International legal meeting for Civil law and legal culture, this event brings together every year many students and legal practitioners from all around the world.

In 2022, the Summer School is back in a 100% digital format, from June 28th to July 28th, considering travel restrictions due to the health crisis.

Our ambition remains the same : to provide all participants with a body of knowledge on civil law, its evolution and its influence on legal and economic models around the world.

The richness of our Summer School lies in the quality of the education which comes from the prestigious and internationally renowned University of Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas as well as in the diversity of the legal cultures represented. We are particularly attached to the international dimension of this event, both from the point of view of the participants and of the promotion of different legal cultures, which lead to privileged moments of meeting and debate.

The courses, taught by eminent law professors and practitioners, with different fields of expertise and backgrounds, will be held this year only in digital format.

Course leader

Four mandatory courses:
-Introduction to Continental Legal Culture
-European and International Contract Law
-Settlement of International Disputes
-Constitutional Law and Fundamental Freedoms

and one optional course:
-Environmental law
-Digital

Target group

The courses are available in two different languages: French and English.

The Summer School targets people (students, legal pratitioners, etc.) who have already graduated from a three-year legal course.

Course aim

For the French-speaking stream, classes will be held from Monday to Friday from 18:00 to 20:00 (Paris time).

For the English-speaking stream, classes will be held from Monday to Friday from 17:00 to 19:00 (Paris time

Fee info

EUR 619: Standard fee

Scholarships

Scholarships can be exceptionally granted on justified request.