The Academy of European Law (AEL) holds two summer courses each year, on Human Rights Law and the Law of the European Union.
The AEL summer courses, renowned throughout Europe and beyond, offer a challenging and stimulating learning experience in one of Europe’s most prestigious institutions.
THE LAW OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
22 June - 3 July 2020
HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
2020 course postponed until July 2021
WATCH OUR DISTINGUISHED LECTURES
Advanced-Level Law Courses
Our courses include Distinguished Lectures, a General Course, and a series of Specialized Courses, given by leading scholars and practitioners in the field.
The two-week programmes focus on topical, cutting-edge issues and encourage scholarly and practical approaches to human rights law and EU law in a highly interactive environment.
Learn and Network
The courses are open to advanced students of law or related fields, including lawyers, specialists, practitioners, professors, researchers and students.
The courses provide ample opportunities to engage in discussions and exchange ideas with experts and fellow participants working in the same field.
A Unique Experience
Participants spend two or four weeks at the EUI, taking part in the intensive course programme, joining in the academic life of the university, using one of Europe’s best academic libraries in the social sciences, meeting the EUI community, participating in social activities, and enjoying life in the city of Florence.
Additional Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Information for EUI researchers
Diploma of the Academy
Collected Courses of the Academy
Previous Years' Programmes
Contacts
In March 2020, Italy took stringent measures to deal with the spread of COVID-19. The Academy summer courses scheduled to take place in June and July 2020 will not be held at the EUI as planned. The Law of the European Union course will be available online for a very limited number of participants; the course is already full and we cannot accept any new applications. The Human Rights Law course has been postponed until July 2021.
Page last updated on 15 May 2020