CALL FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR AN INTERNATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME (ITP): "SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW (SUSTLAW) POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME"

CALL FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR AN INTERNATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME (ITP): "SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW (SUSTLAW) POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMME"

The University of Antwerp Law Faculty's Law and Development Research Group will be running a training programme on "Sustainable Development and Human Rights Law" (SUSTLAW) from 11 February to 3 May 2019.
SUSTLAW offers a comprehensive teaching programme based on the research lines of the Law and Development Research Group. The postgraduate programme runs in conjunction with the Faculty's Master of Laws (LL.M).
VLIR-UOS supports the programme with 12 scholarships for participants from the global South (please consult the eligible country list).
Application deadline:
30 September 2018

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