The Summer Courses
Before the Courses
The Summer Courses are targeted at students and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of international law, whether public or private. To attend the courses, applicants must apply online.
Conditions for Admission:
The Summer Courses are open to:
- Applicants holding an undergraduate university degree in law (BA, AB, LL.B. or equivalent) by the start date of the Summer Courses, or a document certifying completion of three years of university-level legal studies, preferably including prior coursework in international law.
- Applicants who have completed at least four consecutive years of university-level studies, which must have included coursework in international law.
Scholarships for the Summer Courses are open to:
- Applicants holding, at the time of application, an undergraduate university law degree (BA, AB, LL.B. or equivalent) at a minimum. Preference will be given to applicants holding a master’s degree or higher.
All applicants must demonstrate proficiency in one of the two working languages: English or French.