Past events
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25 Jan14:00 - 18:00
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25 Jan13:30 - 18:30
the past 25 years, the present and the future
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25 Jan 27 Jan09:00 - 17:00
The Innovation and the Triple Helix event will focus on:
The importance of intellectual property for innovation; and the role for government, the private sector, and academia in driving innovation forward through cooperative action. -
24 Jan14:00
- PhD Defence
PhD defence Ify Ogo
Public defence by Ify Ogo, external PhD candidate METRO
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24 Jan14:00
- PhD Defence
Supervisor Ms Ifeyinwa Ogo, LL.M
“Legal Reforms for Economic Development in Africa: how effective? A comparative investigation of legal reforms to improve public debt management in Nigeria and Rwanda”
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23 Jan20:00
Studium Generale - Holocaust Memorial Lecture
The Jewish Catastrophe in German and East European Memory Cultures
Ferenc Laczó, PhD
Assistant Professor in European History, UM -
22 Jan
What's your next challenge after you finished your bachelor’s?
Are you a third-year bachelor's student at FHML, and are you still unsure which master's programme fits you best? Then we invite you to our Master's Sessions on Monday, 22 January 2018 from 17.30h - 20.00h. -
22 Jan09:00 - 17:30
The workshop takes place in the context of the current rise of economic nationalism and unilateralism in trade, which signals an erosion of trust in international trade and the rules that govern it. Trust in the international economic law regime is crucial for stakeholders (such as states, traders and civil society) to be willing to accept the risks inherent in international economic relations and engage collaboratively in the field of trade. This trust is under pressure, as is evident from Brexit and the Trump administrations’ unilateral trade policies. The erosion of trust creates challenges for law making, law reform, and the implementation and enforcement of law governing international economic relations.
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21 Jan13:00
Get the year off to an active start & Join the UM team in the local charity run
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19 Jan16:00
- PhD Defence
PhD conferral Mr Tim S. Oosterwijk, MSc.
“Approximation Algorithms in Allocation, Scheduling and Pricing”