News (2017)

Ten China-EU School of Law Chinese LL.M. students visited the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea in Hamburg on 26 April. They are taking elective courses at Europa-Kolleg Hamburg in April and May. At the visit, they got a guided...

The deputy director of the Department of International Cooperation and Exchange of the Chinese Ministry of Education, Yu Jihai, praised the China-EU School of Law (CESL) as a model project of Sino-foreign cooperation in the field of higher...

Six China-EU School of Law (CESL) students returned with an Honorable Mention for the Best Claimant Memorandum from the 14th Willem C. Vis East International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Hong Kong. “I am proud that CESL students finished...

Universität Hamburg’s Faculty of Law is deeply concerned by the Hungarian Parliament’s decision on 4 April 2017 to adopt the recently proposed amendments to the Hungarian Education Law making further operations of Central European...

The China-EU School of Law’s Prof. Jiang Ping and Prof. Zheng Yongliu belong to China’s 100 most influential legal scholars according to “China Today”. They were selected by the monthly magazine because they “substantially contribute to...

Thirteen constitutionalists from China and Europe called for a stronger focus on interpersonal and business relationships when analysing constitutions. This is one result of the “Interactions and Basic Rights – Relationships as Elements of...

How do elections in a Western European country really work? How easy is it to form a coalition between multiple political parties? And why is there a link between the Dutch General Election 2017 and future European Union politics? To learn...

The process of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union is so complex that it could take more than the prescribed two years. This is what the renowned German legal scholar and director of the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and...

The China-EU School of Law’s Vis Team returned with the “High Quality Award” for its written memorandum from the Seoul Moot in South Korea. Master’s student Meng Fanqing was honoured as the “Best Individual Oralist” of the semifinals...

The China-EU School of Law is looking for internationally outstanding legal scholars and experts. In this new round of funding, the law school supports PhD candidates with up to 1,000 euros per month and partner research groups with up to...

Since Spring Semester 2017, Belgian legal scholar Nick Hallemeesch is a Teaching Assistant at the China-EU School of Law. “In today’s highly sophisticated world, education and academia should foster mutual understanding between...

Li Shuo, 27, grew up in Shijiazhuang, a 10-million-people city in North China, and earned a double master’s degree in law at the China-EU School of Law in China’s capital Beijing in 2015. Today, she’s a PhD student in Maastricht, a Dutch...

Berkeley, Yale, Oxford – and now, the China-EU School of Law (CESL). From February to April 2017, Dr Alessandro Romano supports CESL with his expertise in WTO Law and international law and economics. As an Assistant Professor, he will...

Rémi Rivoal, 24, obtained an LL.M. in European and International Law at the China-EU School of Law. He gained work experience at the French Parliament, a Beijing law firm and the European Commission. Lately, he joined Van Bael & Bellis, a...

Three questions with former Chinese Law Taught in English student Kirsten Nelson-Burke, 24, who completed the programme in 2016. Previously, she obtained an LL.B. in Law at Trinity College Dublin. Currently, Kirsten is studying at the...

Regarding the professional success of its graduates, the China-EU School of Law does not need to fear comparison. This is verified by the Sino-European law school’s 2016 graduate survey. This year, 95.5 percent of graduates found a position...