Engaging

 

The corner stone of the project is engaging young talent, including students and recent graduates, to promote comprehensive understanding of EU law and creating the network of EU professionals.

 

In order to achieve this goal, we aim to:

– hold visiting lectures at high-schools on topical EU law issues that have an impact on our daily life;

– teach a module on EU law in the general online law course targeted at high-school students and other non-lawyers;

– engage local and national policy-makers by participating in expert groups;

– engage young professionals in the field to coaching students who participate in the ELMC competition;

– build an improved network of EU law professionals, students and researchers throughout all project activities.

 

Activities that have already taken place as part of UproEU:

– 3 October 2019: Presentation on the compliance of public procurement and unfair terms regulation for consumer contracts by Carri Ginter and Mari Kelve-Liivsoo at the alumni conference organized in celebration of 100 years of Estonian Law School at the University of Tartu;

– 6 January 2020: A seminar “The landmark judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union in 2019” was organised by the community of European Law (Euroopa õiguse ühendus) in cooperation with the School of Law of the University of Tartu. Carri Ginter participated in the event as one of the lecturers.