Foundations of Comparative Law:
See program attached. The virtual component will consist of 4,5 hours/week (Mondays and Wednesdays, 6.15 pm-8.30 pm) and will include: 1) Online lectures given by the CIVIS lecturers 2) Seminar sessions, in which students will work in small teams, mixing students of different nationalities. The interdisciplinary topics chosen for the course and the class dynamics, following a student-centred approach, will contribute to foster among students a critical and crosscultural perspective of comparative law. Explore the main topics of Comparative Law and its new cultural, historical and pluralist approaches
Application Deadline
Virtual Part starting date
2024-01-31
Virtual Part closing date
2024-04-10
Total student workload
176
Specific field of studies
Comparative Law. Legal Theory. History of Law.
Pre-requisite for selection
CV
Motivation Letter
Level of English (According to CEFR)
Academic pre-requisites for applicants
Law and political sciences students. Both first-year and senior students are accepted. BA level only.
Physical Part starting date
2024-03-04
Physical Part Description
The Physical Mobility week (March 4- 8, 2024) will complement the topics discussed in the course, especially those concerning law and art in comparative perspective, legal education and legal carreers in comparative perspective. Besides attending to the lectures and the seminar sessions, students will have the opportunity of visiting four institutions in Madrid: Museo del Prado, Biblioteca Nacional de España, Tribunal Constitucional, and Senado.
Physical Part closing date
2024-03-08
Language level required
B2
Field of studies related to the course
Social Science and Humanities
Law
Course location
Madrid, Spain
Course language
English