Familiarise students with the rules and operating principles of the European Union
Understand and critique the workings of the European Union
Follow and understand the major challenges of European integration
understand the relationship between the European legal order and the national legal order
The course consists of the following parts:
- Introduction
- The institutional system and competences of the European Union
- The European decision-making process
- The legal order of the European Union
- European judicial control
Introduction to the course and its method
Institutional system
Decision-making process
EU legal order
Judicial control of the EU
available on webcampus
Examination in January.
Partly based on home preparation and attendance at face-to-face sessions and partly based on an in-session examination. The examination arrangements will be determined in agreement with the students on the basis of the number of students and the dynamics of the course.
Syllabus summarising the subject matter
European Treaties
Collection of documents
| Training | Study programme | Block | Credits | Mandatory |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor in Law (Evenings and Weekends Schedule) | Standard | 0 | 6 | |
| Bachelor in Law (Evenings and Weekends Schedule) | Standard | 3 | 6 |