After successful completion of the course, students:

• Name and understand the most important institutions and legal forms of the European Union
• Understand the content and significance of the fundamental freedoms
• Explain the basic rules of competition law

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In the course "European law" the following topics/contents are covered:

• History and organization of the EU
• EU institutions
• EU sources
• Forms of EU law
• Fundamental freedoms:
  • Movements of goods
  • Movement of persons
  • Services and capital
• Competition law
• Integration of economics and law

Frischhut, M. (2017): Was man über die Europäische Union (EU) wissen sollte. Ein rascher Einstieg ins EU-Recht. Neue Praktikerskripten - NPS. Band 17. Wien: NWV Verlag GmbH.
Streinz, R. (2019): Europarecht. 11., neu bearbeitete Auflage. Heidelberg et al: C.F. Müller GmbH.

Moderated group work, lecture, discussion, case work

Cumulative module examination
The module grade is calculated weighted by the ECTS credits of the individual courses of the module and results as follows:
ILV "European law" - 2.5 ECTS Credits
Assessment type: Final assessment
Assessment method/s: Participation in class, written final examination