The Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam has extended the term for application for European students for Master programs till July 15, this also applies to the Master Program International Migration and Refugee …
The Migration Law Clinic season 18/19 has been concluded. Two legal opinions on EU law and two Amicus Curiae briefs on Human Rights law were produced. Three of these advices …
Hemme Battjes has received the prestigious Fernand Braudel Senior Fellowship 2019-2020. This high distinction provides a framework for established academics with an international reputation to pursue their research at the …
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On the 7th of June, the ACMRL section had a lively feedback session at te Metabolic Lab of Café de Ceuvel. The meeting was arranged according to “Korpi’s rules”, in …
On Tuesday 21 May, the VU Migration Law section had a lunch meeting with Elizabeth F. Cohen, who is a Professor of Political Science at the Maxwell School of Citizenship …
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Introducing Alumni Kanavos Asterios My name is Kanavos Asterios, I come from Greece, I am 29 years old and I have studied in the Law school of the Aristotle University …
Introducing Alumni Jordan Dez My name is Jordan Dez. I come from the US, where I was working as an attorney of private international law and migration law before coming …
Introducing Jennifer Gryczka My name is Jennifer Gryczka and I am a recent law graduate from Glasgow, the United Kingdom. Having studied law for the past four years, where I …
Introducing Abigail Grace My name is Abigail and I am from the UK. My background is in Anthropology and International Relations, which I studied as an undergraduate. I really enjoyed …
On 24 May Marcelle Reneman will defend her legal opinion (preadvies) ‘Union Law limits on the finality of administrative decisions’ during the annual meeting of the Administrative Law Association (Vereniging …
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