Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
Academic Director: Prof. Malo Depincé
The course is designed to provide students from across Europe and a select group of professionals with a comparative study of consumer law in European Union member states, European consumer law, and, in each case, a comparison with the law of another continent.
The program is offered in partnership with the International Association for Consumer Law (IACL)
Primarily designed for initial training, it also hosts an annual one-week gathering of European professionals in the field.
Objectives
Understand European consumer law and the various systems for consumer protection and market regulation within the Member States
Develop a critical analysis of domestic law in light of comparative law approaches
Program
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June |
June |
Training: 30 hours
Admission
Admission Requirements
Bachelor's degree in law and four years of post-secondary education; strong interest in consumer law.
And then
Employment Placement
Legal Professions: The micro-certification program is designed to equip students with the specific skills needed to conduct research and practice consumer law within the European Union. It will enable them to build a network of professionals in Europe and beyond.