Academy of European Law Summer School
The Academy of European Law (AEL) holds two summer courses each year, on Human Rights Law and the Law of the European Union. Each course runs for two weeks and the programme consists of a General Course (six classes) and a set of Specialized Courses (three classes for each) focused on a topical theme.
These high-level programmes for researchers and practitioners are given by leading authorities from the worlds of academia and practice. Course participants have a chance to study in beautiful surroundings, make use of one of Europe’s best-stocked academic libraries, meet and connect with students from all over Europe and beyond, and discuss issues with some of the most qualified scholars in the field.
After each course two books are published in the Oxford University Press Collected Courses series. One is a monograph based on the General Course and the other is a collection of essays related to the Specialized Courses.
The 2012 Summer School will be on the following dates:
The deadline for applications was 12 April so it is no longer possible to apply for the 2012 courses.
Information about previous courses