Hae EU Legal Summer School 2026 -ohjelmaan Luxemburgiin

Eurooppaoikeuden yhdistys tiedottaa mahdollisuudesta hakea EU-oikeuden Summer School -ohjelmaan Luxemburgissa kesällä 2026. Ohjelman aikana osallistujilla EU:n alueen yliopistoista on mahdollisuus viettää viikko Luxemburgissa tutustuen työmahdollisuuksiin eri EU-toimielimissä.

Yhdistys koordinoi hakua Suomen yliopistojen keskuudesta alta ilmenevän hakumenettelyn mukaisesti. Hakuaika päättyy 30.3.2026.

Tarkista tarkemmat ohjeet oheisista dokumenteista.

Lisätietoa myös FIDE:n nettisivuilta: https://www.fide-europe.org/ sekä https://www.fidefinland.fi/

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Call for applications: EU Legal Summer School Luxemburg 2026

The Finnish Association of European Law (FIDE Finland) would like to inform you about an opportunity to apply for the EU Legal Summer School programme in Luxembourg in the summer of 2026. Participants will have the opportunity to spend one week in various EU institutions in Luxembourg, in an ambitious job-shadowing programme that combines professional training, social activities and valuable networking opportunities.

FIDE Finland coordinates the application process for students at Finnish universities according to the selection process described below. Deadline for applications is 30 March 2026.

For further details (including formal requirements and deadlines), please verify the attached documentation.

For further information you may also visit https://www.fide-europe.org/ and https://www.fidefinland.fi/.

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Call for applications: EU Legal Summer School Luxemburg 2026

The Legal Hub of Excellence, a working group composed of high-level legal experts working in the different EU institutions based in Luxembourg, is organising an EU Legal Summer School in Luxembourg.

In this second edition of the Summer School, a maximum of 36 Master’s, Phd and Postdoctoral EU law students and young professionals from all EU Member States will have the opportunity to spend one week in various EU institutions in Luxembourg, in an ambitious job-shadowing programme that combines professional training, social activities and valuable networking opportunities.

With this initiative, participants will become familiar with the legal services of the EU institutions based in Luxembourg and their day-to-day operations as well as gain a first-hand experience of EU law in action. The professional training includes workshops by EU law professionals who will provide insight into how their service operates and fits in the wider EU network, the skills required in order to work for them, and the traineeship and career opportunities available.

Through a range of social activities, participants will discover work and life in Luxembourg, one of the three capitals of the EU. A true microcosm of European diversity, Luxembourg blends cultures and languages seamlessly and is a true haven for legal professionals interested in a career in EU law.

When

One week at the end of June (Week of 14 or 28 June – arriving on a Sunday and departing on a Saturday) – dates to be confirmed.

What the programme covers

Accommodation and meals are covered by the programme.

The participants should be able to cover travel costs from their place of origin to Luxembourg and return.

Formal requirements and deadlines:

Applicants should have the nationality of one of the 27 Member States.
Applicants should be currently enrolled in a Master’s, Phd, or Postdoctoral course (preferably in EU law) at a university located in an EU Member State.
Applications should be submitted to the FIDE National Association of the Member State where the applicant’s university is based.
A list of the FIDE National Associations and their respective email addresses can be found in the attached documentation. (If the email address of a national association is not yet listed, please contact and submit your application to EULegalSummerSchool@curia.europa.eu. The remaining missing addresses should be updated shortly)
Applicants should submit their CV and motivation letter, in English, using the provided templates, as well as a duly completed personal information form.
The deadline for applications is 30 March 2026.