UNIVERSITY OF LUXEMBOURG · LUXEMBOURG
Moot Court Programme
Master's · Taught in en
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Level
- 5 ECTS credits per semesterAcademic Credits
- Certificate of Appreciation upon completionRecognition
- Participation in prestigious competitions like Concours Cassin and ELMCCompetitions
- Development of advocacy, teamwork, and problem-solving skillsSkill Development
- International networking opportunitiesGlobal Connections
- Coaching by academics and experienced practitionersExpert Guidance
The Moot Court Programme at the University of Luxembourg offers students an immersive, practical legal education experience. As part of the Master in Law programmes, it allows participants to engage in simulated European and international court proceedings. Through these competitions, students apply their legal knowledge, develop critical advocacy skills, and prepare for professional legal careers. The programme involves drafting written submissions, constructing legal arguments, and presenting oral pleadings before expert panels, mirroring real-world legal practice.
Curriculum
The Moot Court Programme is a core element of the Faculty's practice-oriented legal education. It focuses on transforming theoretical legal knowledge into practical advocacy skills. Students refine their analytical abilities, legal reasoning, and communication skills while also cultivating professional competencies such as teamwork, time management, and leadership.
- Semester 1
- Moot Court Preparation
- Semester 2
- Moot Court Participation
Careers
The Moot Court Programme is designed to prepare students for a wide range of legal careers by developing essential professional competencies, including teamwork, adaptability, time management, leadership, and the ability to perform under pressure. Participation fosters intellectual autonomy and a structured approach to complex legal problem-solving.
- Lawyer
- Judge
- Legal Counsel
- Advocate
- Legal Practitioner
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the Moot Court Programme?
- Tuition fees for this programme vary by specific Master in Law track. Please consult the relevant Master in Law programme page on the University of Luxembourg's website for detailed information on tuition fees.
- What are the estimated living costs for students in Luxembourg?
- Estimated monthly living costs are at least €1,517, amounting to €18,211 per academic year, though this is subject to increase. Initial expenses upon arrival are estimated at €2,700.
- How do I apply to the Moot Court Programme?
- Admission to the Moot Court Programme is usually part of specific Master in Law tracks. You should follow the general application procedures for Master's programmes at the University of Luxembourg and check the admissions section of the university website for specific details and deadlines.
- What career paths can I pursue after completing the Moot Court Programme?
- The programme is designed to prepare you for careers such as Lawyer, Judge, Legal Counsel, Advocate, and Legal Practitioner by developing essential professional competencies like teamwork and problem-solving.
- What is the duration of the Moot Court Programme?
- The Moot Court Programme involves preparation in Semester 1 and participation in Semester 2, contributing 5 ECTS credits per semester.
- What skills will I develop in this programme?
- You will develop crucial advocacy skills, legal reasoning, teamwork, adaptability, time management, leadership, and the ability to perform under pressure through simulated court proceedings.
Entry requirements
Master in Law studentEnrollment in a Master in Law programme at the University of Luxembourg is typically required to participate.
Participation is integrated into specific Master in Law tracks, potentially offering course waivers. Students may receive a Certificate of Appreciation upon successful completion.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by programme. Consult the specific Master in Law programme page for details.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by programme. Consult the specific Master in Law programme page for details.
LivingEstimated monthly living costs are at least €1,517 per month (€18,211 per academic year), subject to increase. Initial expenses upon arrival are estimated at €2,700.
Public transport is free. University restaurant meals are approximately €12. Accommodation costs vary significantly, with university housing requiring a deposit and first month's rent upfront. Private market rentals are generally more expensive.
How to apply
1. Identify Programme EligibilityConfirm that your chosen Master in Law track at the University of Luxembourg includes or offers the Moot Court Programme as an option or core component.
2. Check Master's Programme ApplicationFollow the general application procedures for Bachelor's and Master's programmes at the University of Luxembourg. Refer to the 'Admissions' section on the university website.
3. Submit Required DocumentsPrepare and submit all necessary academic transcripts, certificates, motivation letters, and other documents as specified by the Master's programme requirements.
4. Language Proficiency ProofEnsure you meet the language proficiency requirements for your Master's programme. The university website provides details on accepted language tests and required scores.
5. Application ReviewThe admissions team will review your application. Successful applicants will be notified of their admission status.
6. Programme RegistrationOnce admitted to the Master's programme, you will receive information on how to register for the Moot Court Programme if it is an optional component.
Scholarships
State support – MengStudien—
Single Parent Grant—
BAföG – Bundes-Ausbildungsförderungs-Gesetz—
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)—
Fondation Félix Chomé—
aide-sociale.fr—
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the Moot Court Programme?
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Tuition fees for this programme vary by specific Master in Law track. Please consult the relevant Master in Law programme page on the University of Luxembourg's website for detailed information on tuition fees.
What are the estimated living costs for students in Luxembourg?
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Estimated monthly living costs are at least €1,517, amounting to €18,211 per academic year, though this is subject to increase. Initial expenses upon arrival are estimated at €2,700.
How do I apply to the Moot Court Programme?
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Admission to the Moot Court Programme is usually part of specific Master in Law tracks. You should follow the general application procedures for Master's programmes at the University of Luxembourg and check the admissions section of the university website for specific details and deadlines.
What career paths can I pursue after completing the Moot Court Programme?
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The programme is designed to prepare you for careers such as Lawyer, Judge, Legal Counsel, Advocate, and Legal Practitioner by developing essential professional competencies like teamwork and problem-solving.
What is the duration of the Moot Court Programme?
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The Moot Court Programme involves preparation in Semester 1 and participation in Semester 2, contributing 5 ECTS credits per semester.
What skills will I develop in this programme?
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You will develop crucial advocacy skills, legal reasoning, teamwork, adaptability, time management, leadership, and the ability to perform under pressure through simulated court proceedings.