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Programme 2008/2009

* For Comparative Law/History of Law one of the following courses must be chosen:

** Students who have had an introductory course in European Union Law must take the course European Union Law Advanced. Students who have no background in European Union Law must take the course Introduction to European Law (2nd semester) plus write a substantive paper (4000 words). Note: students who have not completed a course in European Law and who are taking the course Introduction to European Law may not take an elective in EU Law during the first semester.

***Students must either take the course Human Rights in International Law or European Institutional and Constitutional Law, students are free to take both courses. Note: students who have not completed a course in European Law and who are taking the course Introduction to European Law may not take an elective in European Law during the first semester. They thus have to take the course Human Rights in International Law.

**** students may take any subject listed below and offered during the first semester. Note: students who have not completed a course in European Law and who are taking the course Introduction to European Union Law may not take an elective in European Law during the first semester.

European Union Law

Public International Law

Other electives