Course Details

By the end of this course, students will be able to:<br>LG1: Know and explain: a) how EU Institutions work, b) the relation between EU Primary Law and EU Secondary Law, and c) the relationship between EU Law and National Law<br>LG2: Discuss and apply substantial EU rules (both primary and secondary Law) in the areas of free movement of goods, free movement of persons, and competition law.<br>LG3: Indicate, interpret, and apply key principles and rules established by the CJEU in its case-law (in the areas of institutional law, free movement of goods, free movement of persons and competition law)<br>LG4: Explain how the EU system of judicial protection works, and critically differentiate the role of the CJEU from the role of national courts in ensuring compliance with European Union Law.<br>LG5: Discuss how European Union Law influences and is influenced by different levels of governance (both national level, and international level)