European and International Legal Studies

1. In a citizenship or politics lesson, you learn that many of the laws in your country are actually made at EU level. What do you make of that?

2. You hear on the news about two countries taking a dispute to an international court. How do you react?

3. How do you get on with reading long, precise texts such as terms and conditions?

4. You’ll read legislation and court judgments in English and discuss them in an international group with students from different legal systems. How does that sound?

5. In a school debate you have to argue for a position you disagree with. What do you do?

6. Something you bought online from a seller abroad turns out to be faulty. What do you do?

7. Which topics interest you most?

8. How do you handle learning a large amount of material, for example before a history test?

9. How do you picture your future career?

10. What motivates you most to study European and International Legal Studies?