Learn the theoretical and practical aspects of EU law online, with a particular emphasis on the Treaties of the European Union

Module One: Introduction to the Treaties and Internal Market

• Unit 1 - Introduction to the Treaties and Institutions (including Legislative Procedures)
• Unit 2 - Free Movement of Goods
• Unit 3 - Citizenship and the Free Movement of People
• Unit 4 - Freedom of Establishment and Services
• Unit 5 - Free Movement of Capital and Economic and Monetary Union

Module Two: Substantive Policies

• Unit 6 - Competition Law
• Unit 7 - Anti-Discrimination Law
• Unit 8 - Environmental Law and Policy
• Unit 9 - External Relations

Module Three: Procedural Aspects

• Unit 10 - Judicial Review of EU Law
• Unit 11 - Enforcement of EU Law Protection of Individual’s Rights in National Courts
• Unit 12 - Enforcement of EU Law – Articles 267 and 258

Benefit from a highly relevant programme that:

• Deals with the free movement of goods and people (including citizenship), the freedom of establishment, the freedom to provide services, the free movement of capital and economic and monetary union;
• Covers competition law, social policy, environmental policy and external relations;
• Concludes with a judicial review of EU law, including liability of EU institutions, and the enforcement of EU law with regards to the protection of individual’s rights in national courts and with regard to the applicable procedures.
  
  

• The distance learning Postgraduate Diploma in European Union Law programme is structured into three modules of twelve units.
• Each unit comes in the form of hard copy print and as a PDF file via the programme website.
• Questions will be set at the end of each unit and model answers to these will be sent with the unit that follows.
• Units are normally sent by post and overseas students will be sent their material by air courier.
• Students are expected to engage with the online platform during their studies.
• All students will be eligible to attend two optional weekend seminars at King’s College London.

• There will be two intensive weekend seminars normally in November 2023 and March 2024 (exact dates will be confirmed as soon as possible after enrolment).
• The weekend seminars will be held in Central London.
• Authors will lecture and revise study material during two full days of teaching. 
• Seminars are recorded to view for those students who cannot attend the seminars. 
• It is strongly recommended that students benefit from these intensive revision sessions. (The format of the seminars will depend on social distancing measures at the time).
• The seminars are not compulsory but are very beneficial and provide an excellent opportunity to meet fellow students, the programme director and programme authors.