Tutors receive the summer course, accommodation and transport free of charge, but are still required to pay for their obligatory insurance.ATutor is an Open Source Web-based Learning Management System (LMS) used to develop and deliver online courses. Participants are also expected to cover some local transportation costs at the in-person location, as well as living costs, although some transportation and meals may also be covered by the ECSL or local partners. The insurance should cover travel/third party liability. A list of hotels close the Nova School of Law will be provided once you have received a confirmation of participation.īoth students and young professionals are expected to organise and pay for their own transport, and are obliged to have a travel insurance for the duration of the course.
More information and application instructions will be found below under "Related Links".Īpply with this form and the Privacy and Consent Form to the information:įor students who are citizens of, or studying in a Member State, Associated Member of Cooperation State of the European Space Agency (ESA) there is a course fee of 200 Euros, which will contribute to the accommodation organised and paid by the ECSL.įor young professionals, the course fee is 600 Euros. Tutors are usually selected from previous years' Summer Course students, as they are familiar with the structure of an ECSL Summer Course and have experience of preparing and presenting a group project. You will gain tutoring experience and a chance to learn from all the lectures. As a tutor you will have the chance to interact and engage with other young space enthusiast, as well as some of the most prominent people in the field. The ECSL will again open applications for tutors for the 30th ECSL Summer Course. Young professionals under the age of 35 who have completed a higher study and for example are either PhD students or working professionals should apply directly to the following form, including the Privacy and Consent Form: etc.).Īpply to your local NPOC, or if there is no local NPOC, with this form: Students under the age of 35 and without having completed a higher level degree (Masters, LLM. If there does not exist a NPOC in your country of study or residence, then you have to apply directly to Application form and relevant instructions will be found below under "Related Links" or alternatively here, once the applications are open: Students can only apply through their National Point of Contact (NPOC) in the country where they study or where they are citizens.Ī list of NPOCs and their contact details can be found here:
More information will be made available here:Ĭlick here for the 30th ECSL Summer Course on Space Law and Policy Draft Programme, or click through the slider below: The ESA and the ECSL have a dedicated high-quality and tailor-made course for government representatives and industry professionals, please find the information below: Please note that the course is not open to professionals. For more information on the application process, please see below. The course is open to 45 students from ESA Member States, Associate Members and Cooperating States, as well as 5 young professionals. The course will also feature a group project, where all participants must take part and which will be "presented" and judged on the last day of the course. Interplay between Regional, Governmental and Private Actors.Use of Space Technology in Support of Maritime Safety.Participants have the opportunity to meet highly qualified experts, to learn from their experience and to visit the premises of companies operating in the space industry or intergovernmental bodies, as well as other entities active in the space sector (research centres etc.).
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The main objective of the Summer Course is to stimulate participants’ interest in this particular field of law and policy and to provide them with a basic solid knowledge upon which to build or enhance their professional career or carry out further academic research. 30th ECSL Summer Course on Space Law and Policy - Title Pageĭuring the two week course, participants attend intensive lectures and seminars given by leading university professors, space industry practitioners and technical experts concerning the international, regional and domestic legal and policy frameworks governing space activities and applications.
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