Among the speakers will be the Registrar of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, senior personnel of the Italian Coast Guard and staff of the Italian Navy’s Hydrographic Institute, in addition to practitioners and academics from various Universities in Italy and abroad.
Outline programme 2022
The two weeks of the summer school will be structured around four main modules (introductory notions, including dispute settlement; maritime safety, maritime security and marine environmental protection; individuals at sea; baselines and delimitation) during which a mixture of traditional ex cathedra lectures, to be delivered by academics and practitioners. Additional activities will include a half-day roundtable on the “maritime silk road”. Group works will also be organized, with a view to further deepening the knowledge of the topics covered during the modules and to stimulate interaction among participants
Typically, teaching will occupy four academic hours in the morning and two academic hours in the afternoon (excluding Fridays when afternoons will be free). In total, 56 academic hours of didactics will be ensured.
The above description is subject to adjustments until confirmed as final.
Those who have successfully participated to the various activities will be issued a certificate of attendance.
The full programme of the EULoS summer school will be available soon.
Practical information
Teaching period
The summer school will be held from 29 August – 9 September 2022.
It will consist of 56 academic hours of teaching activities inclusive of traditional ex cathedra lectures, classroom training and group activities.
Certificate and accreditation
Participants who actively participate in the whole course and successfully complete the assigned coursework will be issued with a certificate of attendance.
The course has been credited by the Department of Law of the University of Genoa with 9 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits.
Fee and payment
The tuition fee is of EUR 500,00 including lunch breaks during the weekdays.
Limited fee-waiver opportunity
The EULoS Team is glad to announce that up to two positions on a fee-waiver basis will be offered.
These will be dedicated to participants who are nationals of (and will be traveling from) countries currently (2022) listed among low-income economies or lower-middle-income according to the World Bank (reference).
These will be assigned on a first come-first served basis subject to the submission of an adequate curriculum vitae and cover letter.
The selection of candidates for the fee-waiver positions will fall under the exclusive responsibility of the Scientific Committee and will be based on merit, taking into account their curriculum vitae and their academic and professional profile only.
The overall, maximum number of such fee-waiver positions will be two. The waiver only covers the tuition fees and NOT travel, administrative, accommodation and living costs as well as any other incidental cost.
Admission procedure
Applications will be examined on a rolling basis and interested candidates are therefore invited to apply as soon as possible. No more than 25 participants will be admitted. Please write to summerschool@eu-los.eu.
Staff
Leonardo Scavino
Vincenzo p. Leone
Warwick Gullett
Keyuan Zou
Fabrizio Marrella
PROF. AVV. Chiara Tuo
Vasco Becker-Weinberg, LL.M.
Pierangelo Celle
Aref Fakhry
Jan Wouters
Jacob Terling
David Ong
Francesco Munari
Maria Gavouneli
Ximena Hinrichs
Frederick J. Kenney
Antonio Leandro
Massimiliano Nannini
Please note that the list of the teaching staff is in progress and will be completed soon. It is also subject to amendments until confirmed as final.
