LUND UNIVERSITY - EIUC

E.MA Director
LUND UNIVERSITY
Assistant Prof. Karol Nowak, Managing director of the Master´s Programme in
International Human Rights Law
Fields of competence: Procedural Law and Human Rights Law
Other academics involved in E.MA 2012/2013
Professor Dr. Gregor Noll,
Senior Researcher Dr. Radu Mares,
Assistant prof., Dr. Ulf Maunsbach,
Assistant prof., Dr. Christoffer Wong,
Prof. Dr. Göran Melander,
Visiting prof., Dr. Ida Koch.
Dr. Alejandro Fuentes
Assoc. Prof. Ulrika Andersson
The university and the city
See www.lu.se
Second semester courses
Courses available for E.MA students: Various 7.5 and 15 credits (7.5 and 15
ECTS) courses. Courses of a minimum of 15 credits in total are chosen.
The courses taught in 2012/2013 are:
• Bases of International Labour Rights Lee Swepston (7,5 credits)
• Human Rights and Gender Miriam Estrada (7,5 credits)
• Human Rights in the Field Karol Nowak (7,5 credits)
• International Criminal Law Christoffer Wong (15 credits)
• Business and Human Rights Radu Mares (7,5 credits)
• European Intellectual Property Law Peter Gottschalk (7,5 credits)
• Migration Law Gregor Noll (15 credits)
Deadline for enrolment in the courses: February 2012
Examination procedures: various. Usually class room exam or exam paper
combined with oral examinations (for instance: seminar presentation, moot court,
mock negotiation).
Websites:
www.lu.se
www.jur.lu.se
www.rwi.lu.se
Department:
Law
Contact persons:
Assistant Prof. Karol
Nowak
E.MA Director
Faculty of Law
Lund University
P.O. Box 207
SE 221 00 Lund
Sweden
Tel. +46 46 2221235
Fax + 46 46 2221222
Email:
karol.nowak@jur.lu.se
Mr. Anders Tröjer
Faculty of Law
Lund University
P.O. Box 207
SE 221 00 Lund
Sweden
Tel. + 46 46 2221249
Fax + 46 46 2221181
Email:
anders.trojer@jur.lu.se

Thesis
Research areas:
• Human Rights Law
Thesis supervision: See list of possible supervisors above.
Number of copies to hand in at the hosting university (+ 2 copies to the E.MA Secretariat): 2
Library
Faculty of Law Library and Raoul Wallenberg Institute Library, specialized in human rights literature.
Contacts with NGOs and/or IGOs
Please see www.rwi.lu.se/institute/aboutrwi.shtml
Administration and logistics
Information concerning visa arrangements:
Entry Visa: A visa is a permit required by persons wishing to enter Sweden for a temporary visit, or simply when
passing through in transit. In Sweden, entry visas follow the rules set forth by the Schengen agreement.
If you are not a citizen of a Schengen country, you may need a visa to enter the Schengen zone. Such visas are
usually valid in all Schengen countries and entitle the bearer to travel freely between them until the visa expires.
However, since rules vary from country to country in Europe, please obtain relevant information from the
Swedish Embassy/Consulate in your home country before going to Sweden.
Despite the fact that control of individuals has been abolished at the frontiers between the Schengen countries,
everyone should bring documentation proving their nationality when travelling in the Schengen zone. People
from countries outside the EU must be able to show a valid passport. If you are required to have a visa, you
must be able to show a valid visa or residence permit.
To obtain a visa you need to apply for it immediately after you have received your Letter of Acceptance at an
embassy or consulate in your country. When applying for a visa you need a valid passport, a "Letter of
Acceptance", certification of financial support and health insurance coverage. The general rule is that you apply
for a visa at the embassy/consulate of the country you mainly intend to visit. The process may take up to two
months, so please apply in good time.
Foreign citizens with a residence permit in a Schengen country may also travel freely in the zone for a total
period of three months. This means, for instance, that a foreign citizen living in Sweden may visit friends living in
another Schengen country without first having to apply for a visa. (Information available on www.lu.se)
You can also contact the International Program Coordinator/Course Administrator Anders Tröjer (see list of
contact persons).
IT and logistics: Access to Faculty of Law IT equipment during library opening hours (8-20) and Raoul
Wallenberg Institute IT equipment at all times with personal access card.