EUROPEANLAW SUMMERExpertise for Success

EBS LAW

SUMMER6 TO 30

JUNE 2017

Being successful in a globalising world demands a genuine understanding of di� erent legal as well as business habits, cultures, languages and the laws of a given region. Europe is as diverse in its legal systems as it is in its various languages. However, a unifying element increasingly bridges the gap between di� erent approaches and legal traditions – the law of the European Union.

EBS Law Summer is suited to all levels of expertise in EU Law. The course begins with an intensive, one-week introductory course on the law of the European Union (4 ECTS) to provide students with the necessary foundations for the programme. Students may then choose from 6 different electives, each dealing with more detailed questions of European Business and Commercial Law.

The electives are complemented by corresponding site visits (e.g. European Central Bank, European Court of Justice, European Parliament) and each is assessed by written examination. Students without previous knowledge of EU Law can delve into the topic during a relatively short period, whereas students having studied some basics of European Law can deepen their knowledge in the specifi c electives.

CERTIFICATE Upon successful completion of the programme, participants are awarded an EBS Law Summer certifi cate. This details the fi nal grade, credits earned and the course content, including all contact hours. Please note that as credit transfer is carried out by the EBS partner institution, students are advised to contact their study abroad advisor.

Expertise For Success

COURSE STRUCTURE

CREDITSStudents can earn between 10 and 16 ECTS credits depending on the number of elec-tives selected. All students are requi-red to attend the introductory module and a minimum of 3 electives. The introductory course on the law of the European Union comprises 1400 minutes classroom teaching and is worth 4 ECTS. Each elective is worth 2 ECTS and comprises 700 minutes of classroom teaching.

100% in English

Topics and timetable may be subject to change without notice

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Week 1June

6th to 9th

Week 3June

19th to 23th

Week 2June

12th to 16th

Week 4June

23th to 30th

Introduction to European LawIncluding visit to the

Court of Justice in Luxembourgand German Survival Course

Elective 1EU Corporate and Company Law

Elective 3EU Banking and Securities Law

Elective 5EU Competition and Antitrust Law

Elective 2The European Central Bank

Elective 4Commercial Arbitration in Europe

Elective 6EU Financial Regulation

ExamsGerman Survival Course

Visit to the European Parliament and Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg

ExamsGerman Survival Course

Visit to the European Insurance and

Occupational Pensions Authority in Frankfurt

ExamsVisit to the

European Central Bank in Frankfurt

Tour of Monastery & Farewell Barbecue

Topics and timetable may be subject to change without notice

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Week 1June

6th to 9th

Week 3June

19th to 23th

Week 2June

12th to 16th

Week 4June

23th to 30th

Introduction to European LawIncluding visit to the

Court of Justice in Luxembourgand German Survival Course

Elective 1EU Corporate and Company Law

Elective 3EU Banking and Securities Law

Elective 5EU Competition and Antitrust Law

Elective 2The European Central Bank

Elective 4Commercial Arbitration in Europe

Elective 6EU Financial Regulation

ExamsGerman Survival Course

Visit to the European Parliament and Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg

ExamsGerman Survival Course

Visit to the European Insurance and

Occupational Pensions Authority in Frankfurt

ExamsVisit to the

European Central Bank in Frankfurt

Tour of Monastery & Farewell Barbecue

Upon successful completion of the programme, participants are

Students can earn between 10 and 16 ECTS credits depending on the number of elec-

The service fee is payable to EBS unless otherwise agreed with the home institution.

Students from institutions partnered with the EBS are exempt from tuition fees for this programme; however, they may be required to pay tuition fees at their home universities.

Students from non-partner institutions are assessed a tuition fee of 4000 Euro plus the applicable service fee.

The programme is designed for advanced undergraduate as well as graduate students of law or business law (applicants should have at least completed the fi rst year of their legal studies). As the programme is taught in English, students are required to have a high command of the English language. We recommend that students achieve a score of at least 90 on the TOEFL iBT test (or equivalent).

WHO CAN APPLY?

TUITION FOR EBS PARTNER UNIVERSITIES

TUITION FOR NON-PARTNER INSTITUTIONS

The tuition fee (if applicable) and the service fee cover:

• Lectures including course material & supplies • Administration services• Visits & presentations• Transportation & entrance fees to organised events• Beginner’s German course• Certifi cate for credit transfer• Organised social activities (including welcome & farewell dinners)• Individual support from programme management• Assistance in fi nding accommodation

• Airfares and additional private travel costs• Non-catered meals• Accommodation (We will provide students with information and assistance in fi nding suitable accommodation)• Local travel ticket

DEADLINES & SERVICE FEES

Early deadline:28rd March Service fee 350 Euro Regular deadline:25th April Service fee 450 Euro

Last minute deadline:9th May Service fee 550 Euro

The service fee does not cover:

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The programme includes fi eld trips and site visits to various places of interest such as the European Court of Justice (Luxembourg), the European Court of Human Rights (Strasbourg) and the European Central Bank (Frankfurt).

Students are also invited to participate in organised social activities:

As an added benefi t, we provide a free-of-charge crash course in the German Language. Social, cultural and sightseeing activities (UNESCO World Heritage Site – Upper Middle Rhine, Wiesbaden and Frankfurt) also complement the academic programme.

Law Summer takes place at the Law School Campus in Wiesbaden, an excellent location for access to some of Europe’s top legal sites and just a 40 minute ride from Frankfurt – Germany’s cosmopolitan business capital.

Wiesbaden is a green city in the heart of the Rhine-Main-region. In addition to its picturesque parks, opulent architecture and relaxing hot water springs, it is also home to the Hessian State Theatre and many festivals, including the Wilhelmstraßenfest, Germany’s largest street festival. As the regional capital of the German Bundesland, Hessen, it is characterised by a life full of cultural variety and offers the entire bandwidth of lively, modern culture.

ADDED EXTRAS

LOCATIONVISITS AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

• One-day trip to Strasbourg • One-day trip to Luxembourg• Sightseeing in Frankfurt & Wiesbaden• Spare time activities with EBS law students• Wine tasting • Welcome & farewell dinners

CampusWiesbaden

EBS LAWSUMMER6 TO 30 JUNE 2017

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CONTACTACADEMIC DIRECTOR

Prof. Dr. Dr. Martin Will, M.A., LL.M. (Cambridge)EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht

Phone +49 611 7102 2225Fax +49 611 7102 10 2225joern.ceh@ebs.edu

Jörn CehProgramme Manager Law SummerEBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht

EBS Universität für Wirtschaft & RechtGustav-Stresemann-Ring 365189 Wiesbaden/Germany

For application andmore information visit us atww.ebs.edu/en/ebs-law-summer