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2014 European Summer Program in Law at the Università di Macerata in Italy

Italy is at the centre of Europe – historically, culturally and legally – due to its vast influence in the formation of European and international law, via Roman law. It is in recognition of its fundamental role that Murdoch University School of Law is responding to the changing needs of its students and Australian society in an increasingly globalised world by proposing a new Program centered on European law in Macerata, one of Europe’s oldest universities. To see photos of Macerata click here.

The European Law Summer Programme:

Challenge and Opportunity

Australia’s place in the global community is one of increasing importance, and with this comes a greater demand for jurists who understand and can operate comfortably between the world’s diverse legal systems and cultures.

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Murdoch University School of Law continues to respond to this need and challenge by offering three law units as part of the European Summer Law Program at the Università di Macerata in Italy. The face to face teaching component of the program is offered intensively during the period 22 June-13 July 2014 at the historical campus of the Università di Macerata. Other course work such as assignments, readings, any other engagement with the course topics and a final exam will have to be completed before and/or after the intensive teaching period as advised by the unit coordinator and in the unit outline.

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