This Summer, for the third year in a row, the Academy will organize two special short courses on European Union Law and Comparative Law, exclusively for the attendees of the Private International Law period of the 2018 Summer Courses. The lectures of the Private International Law Courses often refer to EU Law. This can be […]
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Peter Trooboff, member of the Curatorium of the Academy since 1991, received the Manley O. Hudson Medal on April 5th, during the Assembly meeting of the American Society of International Law’s Annual Meeting in Washington D.C. The Manley O. Hudson Medal is awarded annually by the Society’s Executive Council to a distinguished person of American or […]
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The Summer Courses, which have been organised from the very outset, take place over a period of 6 weeks: 3 weeks of Public International Law (in July) and 3 weeks of Private International Law (from the end of July until mid-August).
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The Winter Courses are a new programme. The very first session of the Winter Courses will be held in January 2019 over a period of 3 weeks during which high level courses on International Law (both Public and Private) will be given at The Hague Academy of International Law.
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The Centre is designed to bring together highly qualified young international lawyers from all over the world, to undertake original research on a common general theme which is determined each year by Curatorium of the Academy.
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The External Programme is a means not only of developing knowledge of topics of international law relevant for the region, but also, by the way in which it is organized, of promoting mutual familiarity among students from countries in the region.
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The course provides in-depth understanding, discussion and training in theory and practice of International Criminal Law.
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The official posters of the Summer Programme are generally published in September for the upcoming year. The most recent ones are downloadable via this page.
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The United Nations General Assembly regularly calls upon Member States and interested organizations to give favourable consideration to the appeal of the Academy for a continuation of support and a possible increase in their financial contributions, to enable the Academy to carry out its activities.
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