Before the Courses

The Summer Courses

The Summer Courses are targeted for students and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of international law, whether public or private. To attend the courses, applicants must apply online.

The Summer Courses are open to:

Applicants who have completed at least 4 consecutive years of university studies, which must have included lectures on international law;
Applicants holding a 3-year university law degree (LL.B. or other) on the start date of the upcoming Summer Courses, or a document certifying 3 completed years of university studies in law, preferably having already followed some courses on international law.

All candidates must master one of the two working languages (English or French).

What else do you need to know before the Summer Courses?

Registration Fees

Eligible full-fee applications are reviewed on a rolling and first-come, first-served basis.

Scholarships

A merit-based scholarship programme allows advanced students and young practitioners to receive financial assistance to attend the Summer Courses.

United Nations Fellowship Programme

The six-week UN International Law Fellowship Programme is conducted in conjunction with the Summer Courses.

Accommodation

Useful information to help you to find a convenient place to stay in The Hague during the courses.

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