3 ECTS credits
90 u studietijd
Aanbieding 1 met studiegidsnummer 6016811FNR voor alle studenten in het 1e semester met een gespecialiseerd master niveau.
This course covers several aspects of EU economic law.
The course consists, on the one hand, of interactive guest lectures on the EU Internal Market (10h), and on the other hand, of a series of interactive guest lectures dealing with several current European economic law issues (16h).
During the academic year 2020-2021, Prof. L. Prete lectured on 'The EU Internal Market' and Prof. P. Blizkovsky on 'The New Economic Governance of the EU and the European Banking Union'. Prof. J. Faull talked about 'The implications of Brexit for the EU Internal Market', A. Pahladsingh about 'The Internal market and migration in the EU', and, finally, Prof. S. van der Jeught gave a lecture on 'Linguistic Diversity and the EU Internal Market'.
The students are informed, via E-mail, of the content and learning outcomes of this course.
The students also gather knowledge through self study.
Recording (audio-visual) of the lectures is not allowed.
Credit and exam contracts: not possible.
The students must be able to explain the components of the Internal Market of the European Union and why it is the "nucleus" of the European construction. They are also expected to reflect in a critical manner on the other aspects of EU economic law, covered by the guest speakers.
De beoordeling bestaat uit volgende opdrachtcategorieën:
Examen Schriftelijk bepaalt 100% van het eindcijfer
Binnen de categorie Examen Schriftelijk dient men volgende opdrachten af te werken:
Written exam.
Examples of exam questions (depending on the content of the lectures):
- free movement of goods: name and explain the most important judgments of the European Court of Justice;
- free movement of persons: which rights does the TFEU provide to eliminate obstacles to the free movement of workers?;
- what qualifications are required from companies to be able to invest in another Member State of the European Union?;
- what are the qualifications required from a person to be able to provide services in another Member State of the European Union?;
- name and explain the legal and non-legal instruments adopted by the European Union and the Member States of the Eurozone following the debt crisis. Provide and discuss the obligations of the Member States under these instruments ("carrot-and-stick method").
The students may, at their request (tljoris@vub.ac.be), inspect the copy of their exam paper within five calendar days after the announcement of the exam results. Within the same period, they may also ask for a clarification of their exam result (see the Teaching and examination regulations).
During the academic year 2020-2021, the exam took place online because of COVID-19. The students were not allowed to use materials.
Deze aanbieding maakt deel uit van de volgende studieplannen:
Master in International and European Law: Standaard traject (enkel aangeboden in het Engels)