Economic and Legal Program

About

TELSP is an opportunity for students to lead a 4-week-long summer research project in one of the following areas: comparative constitutional law, maritime law, insurance law, human rights and bioethics, tax law, new technologies and their impact on criminal procedure, international and EU public and private law.
The main component of the summer program is an active participation in the selected research project offered by the staff members of the Nicolaus Copernicus University, Interested students are welcome to contact possible advisors for more details concerning the foreseen projects.
Projects:
1.Criminological and criminal law aspects of domestic animal welfare abuse
2.Human rights law – an idea or a practical concept?
3.The impact of EU directives on the standard of equal treatment in EU countries
4.International human rights standards and their domestic implementation
5.Inclusive and pluralistic societies. A human rights approach.
6.The future of constitutionalism in times of crisis
7.Working time reduction - a win-win proposition for employee and employer?
8.Generation Z on the Labour Market

Course leader

The Faculty of Law and Administration of the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland

Target group

Undergraduate and graduate students from foreign universities who are academically active and strongly motivated to pursue a designated research projects

Course aim

The main component of the summer program is active participation in the selected research project offered by the staff members of the Nicolaus Copernicus University.
Interested students are welcome to contact possible coordinators of the chosen program for more details concerning the foreseen projects and discuss the dates that the project could be undertaken. The NCU students can join to each project.