Law
European Union Law
Module code: M5431
Level 5
15 credits in autumn semester
Teaching method: Seminar, Lecture
Assessment modes: Coursework, Essay
You’ll focus on the study of the constitutional principles and values of the EU, as expressed in the treaties and case law of the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU). This includes:
- supremacy
- subsidiarity
- direct effect
- indirect effect
- state liability
- protection of fundamental rights.
You’ll also explore key elements of EU law, including:
- the Single Market four fundamental freedoms of movement (persons, goods, services and capital)
- EU citizenship.
Module learning outcomes
- Explain and critically evaluate the objectives, powers and law-making processes of the EU
- Demonstrate understanding of the impact of EU constitutional principles on national systems
- Interpret and analyse key principles, rules and concepts of EU law
- Critically assess the contribution of the Court of Justice to the development of EU integration