The Hague Academy of International Law 2022 Summer Courses

The Hague Academy of International Law, a center for teaching and research in public and private international law?with the aim of furthering the scientific study of the legal aspects of international relations, opened registration for their 2022 summer courses. Such courses?are designed for students and practitioners who have a prior grounding in public or private international law.?The courses are given in English or French and are simultaneously translated into the other language.

All applicants are required to register online. A limited amount of scholarships is available. Attendees of the Summer Courses will also be able to participate in the doctoral networking sessions coordinated by Prof. Giulio Bartolini (University of Roma Tre) and Dr. Alexia Pato (University of Girona), additional afternoon lectures, embassy visits and other social activities.

The registration period ends on 31 January 2022. For more information click .

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