EU Law EPLO/ European Law and Governance School (ELGS)

Overview

This one-year degree program offers students an in-depth look at key issues of European Union law and enables students to choose from a variety of elective courses addressing the most pressing themes being discussed throughout Europe. The objective of the program is to offer:

 a) a solid institutional /constitutional understanding of the manner the EU works and the ways it may evolve in the future, 

b) a comprehensive and horizontal vision of the main EU policy areas combined with, 

c) a spot-on analysis of some of the most dynamic policy areas

The approach followed will be essentially legal, but the political and other contextual dynamics will also be put into perspective. Students having followed the program shall be in a position to discuss any major EU legal issue, as they will be acquainted with the relevant legislation, case law, and scholarly literature. 

Program Benefits 

The LLM in EU Law is created and supported by the expansive ELGS International Faculty network of over 100 legal and governance scholars and practitioners worldwide, the ELGS’ Partner Universities across Europe and the world, and the EPLO. Importantly, students of the program will be granted access to attend EPLO events on key themes in EU law and governance and to interact with renown EU leaders and decision-makers. Students graduate with a clear understanding and awareness of the most up-to-date scholarly research and best industry practices, as well as a solid professional network to support them in their career after the ELGS.

Accreditation

• ELGS degrees are recognized as equivalent to Italian university degrees G.U., Decreto 27/02/2023, art. 1-2

• Art. 76 of Law 4310/2014 states that degrees from International Organizations Greece is a member of are equivalent to those from Greek public universities.
• ELGS degrees are recognized as equivalent to Georgian university degrees. 
• The ELGS degree programs are recognized by partner universities.