The IUC offers two Degree Programs, a one year Master of Laws (LLM) and a two year Master of Science Degree (MSc).  The curriculum is intended to provide students with a truly interdisciplinary and comparative approach to law, economics and finance.

The Institute aims to foster a research-based forum for innovative collaboration and consultant research by emerging and established scholars and practitioners from diverse geography, ideology and disciplinary perspectives to address the growing challenges facing the hegemony of global liberalism.

Upcoming Seminars & Events

"Some Strings Attached: The Morality of Propriety Estoppel", IPEL Seminar Series, 22 May 2012, Irit Samet

"Latin America Development and Economic Growth: The Last Decade",
IPEL Seminar Series, 29 May 2012, Giuseppe De Corso

For a complete list of our upcoming seminars and events see our Calendar

Transnational Societal Constitutionalism conference

 

This conference is open to the public. Young researchers are encouraged to present their own research. Please visit HiiL for more information.

News

Thank you for your interest in IUC! We are currently accepting the applications for upcoming 2012-2013 LLM Program. Please check our Application page and The Office of Admission for more information. To submit an application, we are happy to assist you for any question.

Prof. Gunther Teubner, Director of our Institute of Political Economy and Law (IPEL) has been recently appointed as Foreign Member of the prestigious Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome - the oldest academy worldwide.

IUC is promoting the project “Occupying the Commons” which aim is to explore the occupation movements of 2011 and 2012 with the paradigm of the “commons”. The project consists of producing a video – directed by Saki Bailey and filmed and produced by Tommaso Dotti.

18th General Meeting - Common Core of European Private Law

The 18th Common Core Conference: "European Constitutionalism from below"
Please join us in June 22- 23 and visit our website for more information.
http://www.common-core.org/