#Eu4 number of states free#

Participants will be selected by their home university based on qualifications and merit as assessed by their CV and letter of motivation. Participants should indicate whether they wish to be considered for a funded place when they submit their application.

#Eu4 number of states free#

Funded participants will be reimbursed up to в‚¬180 in travel costs and provided with dormitory style accommodation free of charge. Sessions will be held in English.ДЄ limited number of funded places are available for participants travelling from Heidelberg, Warsaw, Milano and Sorbonne. The course is a key element of the 4EU+ project creating a regular summer school on migration and asylum law at Charles University in collaboration with Warsaw, Heidelberg, Milan and Sorbonne Universities Participants are drawn from students in law and social science interested in legal aspects of EU immigration or asylum policies from any of the collaborating universities. The primary, but not exclusive, focus being the Common European Asylum System and its reform. What are the lessons learnt, and how has this shaped the future of the EU migration agenda? What measures should EU Member States consider to respond more effectively to future migration flows? The aim of this 4-day course on immigration and asylum law is to critically reflect upon legal aspects of so called вЂњrefugee crisisвЂќ in Europe and the measures adopted to respond at the EU, international and national levels in the last three years. While the peak of the migration crisis in Europe might be over, many challenges lie ahead. Prague Summer School - on the Common European Asylum System Organizers: Charles University Faculty of Law, in cooperation with the University of Warsaw, Heidelberg, Milan and Sorbonne