Students will receive invaluable instruction in the practical application of European Community law as well as the problems facing their country in harmonising their law in preparation for EU membership. To enable students to gain an understanding of the disciplines and practice of European Community law so that they may acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for the international practice of law. Knowledge gained during the course will be reinforced by use of the textbooks and course materials provided. The course meets the academic requirements of the Board of Continuing Education for accreditation purposes as a post-graduate diploma. As all teaching will be in English, students must be able to satisfy the university that their level of competence in the English language is sufficient to enable them to follow this course.
Entrance is open to graduate students only.
Course Syllabus Click here for full Course Syllabus details. Course fees should be paid no later than 1st January 2002. All students will be required to attend all classes, prepared to participate, having completed the required reading and attended the lectures. A three hour exam will be held in Cambridge in the subjects studied in the first week with a second three hour exam at the conclusion of the session B on the balance of material studied. Additionally four written assignments will be required during the term of the course.