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Thought leadership and skills building in inclusive finance

The third edition of the Certificate in Law and Regulation of Inclusive Finance wrapped up on 24 January, with 18 participants from 12 countries across Africa, Asia, Central and South America completing the two-week course.

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Fourth consecutive year for Clifford Chance partnership

The Luxembourg office of international law firm Clifford Chance recently re-signed an agreement in support of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance’s moot court activities, making this the fourth year running for the partnership.

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Glowing reviews for doctoral thesis in law

Bernd Justin Jütte, a PhD graduate in law from the University of Luxembourg, has received glowing reviews of his dissertation by German law professor Thomas Hoeren as well as Paul L.C. Torremans (University of Nottingham), both distinguished experts of copyright law in Europe.

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One of Europe’s oldest media law journals reborn

Prof. Mark D. Cole from the University of Luxembourg together with a colleague from Munich recreated UFITA, Germany’s oldest media law journal, and gave it a second life.

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Discussing fundamental rights at annual EU colloquium

Prof. Joana Mendes participated in the European Commission’s 2018 Colloquium on Fundamental Rights, discussing democracy in the European Union alongside Commissioners Vera Jourova, Frans Timmersmans and other high-level guests.

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Master programme admission webinar

The Luxembourg Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management invites its prospective students of the Master programme in Logistics and Supply Chain Management to an informative webinar.

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Congratulations to all FDEF graduates

On 12 December, the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance conferred a total of 556 degrees to graduates from its Bachelor and Master programmes.

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Happy trails to our colleague, Julian Presber

The Luxembourg School of Finance wishes all the best to Julian Presber, Master programme coordinator and financial centre liaison, who is retiring from his post in December.

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€890,000 in FNR funding for investment fund research

The Luxembourg School of Finance has received €890,000 in funding from the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) under the latter’s CORE scheme, making it one of only 36 projects selected from a total of 136 applications submitted.

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