Academy of European Law Advanced-level summer courses, research projects, and an extensive publications programme Read more Academy of European Law
Who builds public sector AI? Estela Lopes on outsourcing public power Most AI used by EU institutions is bought from or built by private companies. In this #MyEUIResearch story, Estela Lopes explains what that outsourcing means for public power, from tax returns to Europe's new border systems. Read more Who builds public sector AI? Estela Lopes on outsourcing public power
Always evolving, never changing: Dimitris Panousos on the law of the sea In this #MyEUIResearch story, Dimitris Panousos examines how lawyers describe change in the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, and what that language reveals about how the field imagines its future. Read more Always evolving, never changing: Dimitris Panousos on the law of the sea
Learning law by performing it: innovative teaching at the EUI This new #uniquelyEUI series on innovative teaching shows how experimentation at the EUI reaches beyond research and into the classroom. In the first episode, Sarah Nouwen and Antoine De Spiegeleir discuss what happens when students of international law stop reading about trials and start performing them. Read more Learning law by performing it: innovative teaching at the EUI
The EUI Department of Law turns 50: five decades, a shared intellectual journey On 17-18 September, the EUI Department of Law marked its 50th anniversary with a two-day conference at Villa Salviati, bringing together faculty, researchers, alumni, and staff to look back on five decades of legal scholarship and forward to what comes next. Read more The EUI Department of Law turns 50: five decades, a shared intellectual journey
Read more 16 November 2026 Lecture Joint event Anthropocene History and the Question of Agency Read more