Master in International Event Law in EEUU

The programme covers a wide range of key areas, including:• Public and Private International Law: You will explore the fundamentals of international law, both public and private, in the context of events.

• International Contracting: You will learn to draft and manage international contracts, taking into account applicable law.

• International Dispute Resolution: You will develop skills to resolve disputes and conflicts in an international environment, including arbitration and mediation.

• Human Rights and Events: You will gain knowledge on the application of human rights principles in the planning and execution of international events.

• Global Intellectual Property: You will master the protection of intellectual property rights in a global context, including trademarks and copyright.

• International Negotiation: You will learn to negotiate complex agreements with parties from different countries and cultures.
Syllabus:
Module 1: International legal foundations
• Sub-module 1.1: Introduction to international event law
• Sub-module 1.2: Principles and sources of international law
• Sub-module 1.3: International organisations and their role in events

Module 2: Treaties and conventions in international events
• Sub-module 2.1: Negotiation and drafting of treaties
• Sub-module 2.2: International conventions related to events
• Sub-module 2.3: Practical application of treaties in events

Module 3: Human rights and events
• Sub-module 3.1: Human rights in the context of events
• Sub-module 3.2: Protection of vulnerable groups in events
• Sub-module 3.3: Ethics and human rights in the organisation of events

Module 4: International dispute resolution
• Sub-module 4.1: International arbitration
• Sub-module 4.2: Mediation and other alternative methods
• Submodule 4.3: Case studies on dispute resolution at events

Module 5: International contracts for events
• Submodule 5.1: General principles of international contracting
• Submodule 5.2: Legal aspects of contracts at multicultural events
• Submodule 5.3: Case studies and contract studies

Module 6: Specific regulations for global events
• Submodule 6.1: Sports events and their legal implications
• Submodule 6.2: Cultural events and their international regulation
• Submodule 6.3: Business events and international protocol

Module 7: Intellectual property at international events
• Submodule 7.1: Copyright and events
• Submodule 7.2: Trademarks and patents in the international context
• Submodule 7.3: Protection of intellectual property at events

Module 8: Legal aspects at diplomatic events
• Submodule 8.1: Diplomatic protocol at official events
• Submodule 8.2: Diplomatic immunity and international events
• Submodule 8.3: Special regulations for government events

Module 9: International trade law and events
• Submodule 9.1: Commercial contracts at international events
• Submodule 9.2: Trade regulation at global events
• Submodule 9.3: Commercial conflicts at events

Module 10: Environmental law at global events
• Submodule 10.1: Environmental regulations for events
• Submodule 10.2: Sustainability and environmental responsibility
• Submodule 10.3: Environmental impact assessment at events

Module 11: Ethics and social responsibility at international events
• Submodule 11.1: Professional ethics at global events
• Submodule 11.2: Corporate social responsibility at events
• Submodule 11.3: Case studies on ethics in the organisation of events events

Module 12: Master’s thesis
• Submodule 12.1: Research and development of the final project
• Submodule 12.2: Presentation and defence of the project
• Submodule 12.3: Evaluation and conclusions
• Submodule 12.4: Preparation for a professional career
• Submodule 12.5: Ethics and responsibility in event management
• Submodule 12.6: Graduation and celebration of success