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… programme. Article 4 Colloquium Doctum for the European Law School bachelor’s programme 1 The entrance examination referred to in Article 7.29 WHW comprises the following components: a. giving written answers to questions about a text in two foreign languages; b. writing a paper in English based on one or more articles from a periodical chosen by the Colloquium Doctum Committee, or explaining any such article, to be decided by the Colloquium Doctum Committee; c. giving oral answers in … accordance with the Modern Migration Policy Act (Wet modern migratiebeleid), a student with a residence permit for students must earn at least 50% of the credits allotted to an academic year to retain their permit. This requirement does not apply to exchange students and pre-master students. 2. The study progress standard is 30 credits for each academic year. In principle, all the credits earned by a student in a year (including exemptions) are taken into account in the determination of the total … international organisations or non-governmental organisations. The student intake and current population is internationally diverse and English is the common language. The ELS bachelor programme takes in about 5-10% of Dutch students and 90-95% of foreign students. Language requirements Applicants who hold a non-Dutch diploma and meet the pre-education requirements of article 3, may only register for the programme if they have the required level of English, corresponding to an academic IELTS 6.0 …

… programme. Article 4 Colloquium Doctum for the European Law School bachelor’s programme 1 The entrance examination referred to in Article 7.29 WHW comprises the following components: a. giving written answers to questions about a text in two foreign languages; b. writing a paper in English based on one or more articles from a periodical chosen by the Colloquium Doctum Committee, or explaining any such article, to be decided by the Colloquium Doctum Committee; c. giving oral answers in … accordance with the Modern Migration Policy Act (Wet modern migratiebeleid), a student with a residence permit for students must earn at least 50% of the credits allotted to an academic year to retain their permit. This requirement does not apply to exchange students and pre-master students. 2. The study progress standard is 30 credits for each academic year. In principle, all the credits earned by a student in a year (including exemptions) are taken into account in the determination of the total … international organisations or non-governmental organisations. The student intake and current population is internationally diverse and English is the common language. The ELS bachelor programme takes in about 5-10% of Dutch students and 90-95% of foreign students. Language requirements Applicants who hold a non-Dutch diploma and meet the pre-education requirements of article 3, may only register for the programme if they have the required level of English, corresponding to an academic IELTS 6.0 …

… for the OPENCULT (Marie Curie) project. She holds a DEA in European Law (University Paris I-Panthéon/Sorbonne, 2001) and a PhD (European University Institute, 2007). She has worked as a research fellow at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, as a legal officer at the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports, researched for European institutions and FP6/FP7 projects.   5 Natasja Reslow is a post-doc researcher on EU migration policy for the TRANSMIC and EURA-NET projects. She … Oxford University) was presented an honorary doctorate by Maastricht University.   9 Events Conference, Institutional Challenges of the EU in the Aftermath of the Economic Crisis, 5 December 2014, Maastricht Workshop, The Use of Comparative Law and Foreign Case Law in Legal Education and Practice, 5 December 2014, Brussels Conference, Proceduralisation of EU law through the backdoor, 20-21 October 2014, Brussels Info Session, Introduction to the European Commission Central Library, 19 September … Union and the Member States’. Monica Claes (MCEL) acted as discussant   12 Meetings of the PhD Forum The MCEL PhD forum was created in October 2014. It brings together MCEL PhD researchers and offers them a platform to present work in progress and exchange ideas on a regular and voluntary basis. This PhD discussion forum is usually organised on the second or third Wednesday of each month around lunch time. 22 October 2014, Šejla Imamović gave a presentation on a topic related to her PhD …

… for the OPENCULT (Marie Curie) project. She holds a DEA in European Law (University Paris I-Panthéon/Sorbonne, 2001) and a PhD (European University Institute, 2007). She has worked as a research fellow at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, as a legal officer at the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports, researched for European institutions and FP6/FP7 projects.   5 Natasja Reslow is a post-doc researcher on EU migration policy for the TRANSMIC and EURA-NET projects. She … Oxford University) was presented an honorary doctorate by Maastricht University.   9 Events Conference, Institutional Challenges of the EU in the Aftermath of the Economic Crisis, 5 December 2014, Maastricht Workshop, The Use of Comparative Law and Foreign Case Law in Legal Education and Practice, 5 December 2014, Brussels Conference, Proceduralisation of EU law through the backdoor, 20-21 October 2014, Brussels Info Session, Introduction to the European Commission Central Library, 19 September … Union and the Member States’. Monica Claes (MCEL) acted as discussant   12 Meetings of the PhD Forum The MCEL PhD forum was created in October 2014. It brings together MCEL PhD researchers and offers them a platform to present work in progress and exchange ideas on a regular and voluntary basis. This PhD discussion forum is usually organised on the second or third Wednesday of each month around lunch time. 22 October 2014, Šejla Imamović gave a presentation on a topic related to her PhD …