Program Overview

Introduction to the Summer ELSA Law School (SELS)

The Summer ELSA Law School (SELS) is an international project designed for law students from across Europe. Organized by ELSA Zagreb for the 25th consecutive year, the program focuses on the theme of Human Rights and Globalization.

Program Overview

The SELS program takes place in Zadar over a period of seven days, offering an intensive academic, social, and cultural experience. The primary objective is to prepare young lawyers for work in an international environment, encourage critical thinking, and promote awareness of human rights in the context of globalization.

Program Details

• The program is designed for law students from Europe.
• It is organized by ELSA Zagreb.
• The theme of the program is Human Rights and Globalization.
  • This theme is explored through an intensive academic program.
  • The program also includes social and cultural activities.
• The program aims to:
  • Prepare young lawyers for international work.
  • Encourage critical thinking among participants.
  • Promote awareness and understanding of human rights in a globalized world.

Location and Duration

• The program is held in Zadar.
• It lasts for seven days.

Objective

The overall objective of the SELS program is to equip future lawyers with the knowledge, skills, and perspectives necessary to navigate the complexities of human rights in a globalized world, fostering a community of legally informed and socially responsible individuals.