Moot Courts and Legal Clinics at Ghent University

Every year the Faculty of Law and Criminology takes part in several moot courts and here is where all the information about it can be found!

What are Moot Courts and why should I be taking part?

Former moot court students from Ghent University have, amongst others, gone on to work for top law firms in Brussels and abroad, continued their education at top-ranked universities and have gone on to work in academia.

Not only do moot court participants acquire invaluable personal and professional skills, it allows for interactive teamwork between the students, experts and the coaches as well as the development of a critical and analytical approach.

If this sounds like an academic adventure that you would like to embark on – please have a look at more detailed information concerning the specific moot courts  below! Hope to welcome you to one of our teams soon!

Registered classes for Moot Courts at Ghent University

logo Jessup Moot CourtPhilip C. Jessup Moot Court

Subject matter: Public international law

Team consists of 5 members

International round: in Washington D.C.

logo European Law Moot CourtEuropean Law Moot Court

Subject matter: European Union Law

Team consists of four members

Final round: EU Court of Justice (Luxembourg)

logo Willem C. Vis Moot CourtWillem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot Court

Subject matter: International Arbitration

Final round: in Vienna

logo Inter-American Human Rights Moot CourtInter-American Human Rights Moot Court

Subject matter: International Human Rights Law

logo Frits Kalshoven International Humanitarian Law CompetitionMoot Court Law of Armed Conflicts

Subject matter: Law of Armed Conflicts

Final round: in The Netherlands

SLAM - Sports Arbitration Moot

Subject matter: Sports Arbitration Law

Moot Court Grondwettelijk Recht

Subject matter: Grondwettelijk recht

Human Rights and Migration Law Clinic

Subject matter: Human Rights and Migration Law

Pax Moot Court

Subject matter: Transnational Law and Private International Law

International Migration and Refugee Law Moot Court Competition

Subject matter: Human Rights and Refugee Law

News

Overview Schedule Moots and Clinics: Information Sessions and Interviews

 

Monday 25

Tuesday 26

Wednesday 27

Thursday 28

Friday 29

09:00 – 10:00

 

MC Int Refugee and Migration Law
@ online, via this Teams link[1] (09:00)

MC Pax-Priv.L
@ Room 7.1 (09:00)

 

 

LC ML/HR Interviews
@ Human Rights Center meeting room,
Paddenhoek 5, first floor (09:00)

MC Arbitration Interviews @ Office Maud Piers (09:00)

10:00 – 11:00

 

 

 

 

 

11:00 – 12:00

General Information Session
@ Aud. C. (11:15)

 

MC LOAC
@ Room 5.2 (12:00)

 

 

12:00 – 13:00

 

 

 

MC Sport Interviews
@ Room 5.1 (13h00)

 

13:00 – 14:00

MC Constitutional L
@ Room 5.1 (13h00)

 

MC Arbitration
@ Room 8.3

MC LOAC Interviews @Pleading Room or Online (11:30)

MC LOAC Interviews @Pleading Room or Online (12:00)

14:00 – 15:00

LC ML/HR
@ Room 5.2 (14:00)

 

 

Int Refugee and Migration L
@ Human Rights Center meeting room (appointment)

MC Interviews Int Priv Law @ LLM Room (14:00)

MC European Interviews
@ Pleading Room (14:00)

15:00 – 16:00

 

 

 

 

 

16:00 – 17:00

 

MC European
@Lokaal 5.3 (16h00)

 

 

 

 

17:00 – 18:00

 

MC Sport
@ Room 5.1 (17h30)

MC Jessup
@ Pleading Room (17h30)

MC IACtHR and Interviews @Human Rights Center (17h30 – tbc)

MC Jessup Interviews @Pleading Room (17:00)

 

 

 

 

 

Interviews Constitutional L @ Online (by appointment)

[1] Teams meeting ID: 349 868 535 452 and password: tBuP29