European Justice Standards in Practice: Contemporary Challenges, Global Developments, and Local Practices in the EU

This internship offers an in-depth exploration of European justice standards, examining how they are applied in practice across the EU, with a particular focus on the Polish experience. Participants analyze contemporary challenges, such as evolving legal frameworks, cross-border cooperation, and compliance with international norms, while considering the impact of global legal developments on local judicial practices.


Date:

21/04/2025 - 27/04/2025

Price:

300 EUR

Location:

Warsaw

Registration deadline:

18/04/2025

Target group: - Legal professionals, including lawyers and advocates - Judges and judicial staff - Academic lecturers and researchers in law faculties - Law students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels - Policy makers and administrators involved in justice and legal system management - Professionals working in public prosecution, legal compliance, or human rights organizations - Other individuals interested in European justice standards and their practical implementation Total duration: 100 days Workload: 180 hours, including: ⁃ e-learning modules ⁃ online classes ⁃ work in research groups ⁃ self-study ⁃ expert-led lessons ⁃ practical workshops ⁃ online meetings and consultations Research component: ⁃ As part of the internship, participants prepare their own research paper on a selected topic related to intership title ⁃ Participants are given the opportunity to publish their paper in the scientific journal „Polish Interdisciplinary Scientific Review” (ISSN 2720-4138) Certification: ⁃ Participants receive a printed certificate with an official supplement ⁃ The certificate includes a QR code for authenticity verification ⁃ Successful completion confirms the acquisition of 8 ECTS credits
Remote self-study on the educational platform (e-learning): - Foundations of European Justice Standards: Legal Frameworks and Key Principles - 25 hours - Implementation of EU Directives in National Judicial Systems: Case Studies from Poland - 20 hours - Cross-Border Legal Cooperation: Challenges and Best Practices - 25 hours - Human Rights and Rule of Law in the EU: Contemporary Legal Debates - 20 hours Creating and Showcasing Individual Research Projects - 60 hours Online-lessons and online-meetings: - Global Trends in Justice Systems and Their Impact on European Practices - 10 hours - Judicial Independence and Accountability: Balancing National and European Standards - 10 hours - Emerging Challenges in Cybercrime, Data Protection, and Digital Evidence - 5 hours - Teaching and Researching European Justice: Strategies for Legal Educators and Practitioners - 5 hours