EU-GLOBACT

The EU-GLOBACT Module aims to promote excellence in teaching and research in the field of EU legal studies.

Jean Monnet Module EU-GLOBACT

A high-quality, specialized, and interdisciplinary Course on the emerging EU counter-crime policy.

EU-GLOBACT 2ND INAUGURAL CONFERENCE

Right to Food and Food Sovereignty in International and European Legal Systems/Derecho a la alimentación y soberanía ali

EU-GLOBACT 2nd Inaugural Conference

Transnational Crime and EU Law

Towards Global Action against Cross-border Threats to common security, rule of law, and human right.

Global Legal Studies

Highlights

Scientific Coordinator Prof. Dr. Anna Oriolo.

News

EU-GLOBACT 2ND INAUGURAL CONFERENCE scheduled on November 13, 2024.

Who We Are

EU-GLOBACT involves teachers, guest lecturers, and keynote speakers, as well as national and international experts in the field of transnational crime.

Partners

A dense network of collaborations and memberships with national and international organizations and institutions, secondary schools, professionals, non-profits, student and youth associations.

High Quality Education

Strengthening the EU dimension of the disciplines covered by the Host institution.

Excellence in Research

Towards cross-fertilisation of research and ideas, to contribute to the development of legislation and policymaking, as well as propagating best practices.

Large Scale Dissemination

Reaching a wide audience, by means of exporting knowledge about EU values beyond member states, academia networks and specialised audiences.

Theory & Practice

High Specialized

The teaching schedule includes a 58-hour annual course (30-40 students/year) structured in 4 theoretical units (40h) and 3 learn-by-doing units (18 hrs.).

6 hours a week

58 hours annual

40 hours theoretical units

18 hours learn-by-doing units

Students and Professionals

Target Audience

EU-GLOBACT is primarily addressed at university students but could also be extremely beneficial to legal/justice professionals (judges, prosecutors, lawyers, court staff).

It can also be useful for the training of policymakers, national human rights institutions, as well as civil society organizations, and is also open to any body interested on the topic.

The EU-GLOBACT activities and material are freely available on the IECLO and EU-GLOBACT websites. The length of the teaching course is approximately 6 hours a week, and those who complete it can obtain an individualised ‘Statement of accomplishment’.

How to Access to EU-GLOBACT Activities

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