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A joint initiative of the Economics and Law faculties of the University of Amsterdam
ACLE Seminars and Online Seminars
ACLE normally organises well attended seminars on UvA's Roeterseiland campus and since the Coronavirus outbreak has organised several successful online seminars such as a joint online seminar with ACT entitled "Single Market 2.0: the European Union as a Platform" and a joint seminar with ACELG entitled "From diversity to coordination: A European approach to Covid-19."
22 June 2020 - ACLE & ACELG Online Seminar: "Judicial review of complex assessments in the EU: competition law and risk regulation."
This joint ACLE & ACELG online seminar with Andriani Kalintiri (King’s College London) & Annalisa Volpato (Maastricht University) focuses on the (causes of) convergences and divergences between competition law and risk regulation.
In September 2018, the Amsterdam Law School and the Amsterdam Business School launched the first year of a new Master’s programme in Law and Finance (LLM).
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