Study:	International-Administrative - 5. semester
Code:	123676
ECTS:	5.0
Course coordinators:	prof. dr. sc. Snježana Vasiljević
Lecturers:	doc. dr. sc. Nika Bačić Selanec - Lectures dr. sc. Antonija Ivančan - Lectures dr. sc. Davor Petrić - Lectures
Exam dates:	14. 06. 2024. 28. 06. 2024. 12. 07. 2024. 13. 09. 2024. 30. 09. 2024. Exam registration: Studomat

Literature:

Tamara Ćapeta, Siniša Rodin; Osnove prava Europske unije; (2018), str. 203 Nika Bačić Selanec, Melita Carević, Tamara Ćapeta, Iris Goldner Lang, Antonija Ivančan, Filip Kuhta, Mislav Mataija, Tamara Perišin, Davor Petrić, Luka Petrović, Siniša Rodin, Goran Selanec, Snježana Vasiljević; Pravo unutarnjeg tržišta Europske unije; Narodne novine (2021), str. 1- 400 Snježana Vasiljević i Mario Vinković; Temeljna prava i zabrana diskriminacije u praksi europskih sudova; Narodne novine (2019), str. 1-20

Description:

The aim of the course is to understand the economic, political and social circumstances in which the EU was created and operates and which affect the functioning of European institutions and the foundations of European Union law and identify types of legal sources of European law and explain their effects. In addition, students will have the opportunity to demonstrate an understanding of the basics of substantive European law, in particular internal market law and the relationship of fundamental market freedoms with human rights. During the lecture, students will learn how to recognize and apply the legal rules of EU law in solving legal problems and show an understanding of the division of powers between Member States and the EU and the distinction between the scope of national and EU law.

Cognitive Skills:

- to understand economic, political and social circumstances in which the EU was established and in which it is operating, and which influence the functioning of European institutions;

- to understand basic European law and identify types of legal sources of European law and their effects;

- to show understanding of basic material European law, particularly the law of internal market and the relation between market freedoms and fundamental human rights;

- to recognise and apply legal rules of European law in solving legal problems;

- to show understanding of the division of powers between member states and the EU and distinguishing the scope of national law and European law

 

Practical and Generic Skills:

Legal skills

- to recognise legal problems in European law

- to analyse and solve legal problems through the application of primary and secondary sources of law and other legal material on a complex factual situation;

- to analyse and assess conflicting interpretations of law and court practice on the basis of the application of the rule of interpretation;

- to analyse and assess law and legal reform in social, economic, political and moral context:

- to critically consider and argument legal problems with the awareness of the existence of different standpoints;

- to present argumented legal opinions supported by legal sources

 

Practical skills

- to determine a legal problem for a seminar paper and conduct a research using different research tools, including libraries and the INternet

- to plan a research, including prioritising according to the relevance for the seminar paper

- to plan and conduct an independent student research project

 

Communication skills

- to articulate and express ideas in an appropriate and clear manner, orally and in writing;

- to read and understand complex legal materials;

- to apply communication skills in different situations

Matching Assessments to Learning Outcomes:

- Written exam (80% of the grade)

- oral exam (20% of the grade)

Consultations schedule:

• prof. dr. sc. Snježana Vasiljević:

  Please shedule an apponitment at: snjezana.vasiljevic@pravo.unizg.hr

  Follow me on Instagram:

  https://www.instagram.com/snjezanavasiljevic

  Location: Ćirilometodska 4, room 53
• dr. sc. Davor Petrić:

  With a prior notice via email to ejpkatedra@gmail.com.

  Location: Ćirilometodska 4, room 54 A–D/II kat