JUR-3602 EU/EEA Law

Work Load: 15 credits (ECTS)
Type of course: Theoretical subject.
Level of course/Year of study: First or second year at master''s level. Language of instruction: The language of instruction will be English if the course is attended by foreign students. Otherwise the language of instruction will be Norwegian
Examination semester: Autumn semester




Timeschedule spring 2008


Lectures 2007.doc

Lectures 2007.ppt


Exam spring 2008

School exam:
Examination date: Friday 18 April
Time and place: 0900 - 1500 at the Aud. Max. in the Central Administration Building
Latest arrival time: 0845
Permitted examination supports: EU-/EEA-relevant texts, printed Norwegian or overseas lists of words which do not contain definitions or explanations

You should bring a black pen and identification paper.


Homeexam spring 2007


Exam spring 2006

Previous Exams


Course Syllabus

T.C. Hartley: The Foundations of European Community Law (6th ed, 2007)

Part One: Community Institutions
Part Two: The Community Legal System
Part Three: Community Law and Member States
Part Four: with the exception of chapters 13, 14 and 16.


Objectives of the course
The course will provide students with an extensive introduction to the institutions and legal system of the European Union.

Contents
During the course the students will acquire thorough knowledge of the Constitutional Law of the EU, Administrative Law, Source of Law studies and the relationship between EU Law and National Law.

Form of teaching
The teaching consists of a combination of lectures and seminars, comprising a total of 30 hours. The students are expected to be prepared and active during the seminars in discussing legal approaches to the issues at hand.

The students may also be asked to submit papers. Students are expected to study independently in periods of no seminars or lectures. Teaching in the form of lectures and/or seminars will be offered provided at least three students register for the course.

Exam and assessment
One written exam over 6 hours. The assessment term is the letter grading scale from A to F.