For the 63rd round this year, the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court competition comes with a new International Law challenge. As usual, the Jessup will challenge students with fascinating, current and international legal questions. The 2022 Jessup problem will concern human rights on the Internet, data theft, the secession of part of a nation's territory, and foreign election interference.
For general information about the Jessup Moot Court Competition, please browse through the International Law Students Association’s website.
If you are studying law or governance and if you are interested in public international law, we strongly encourage you to apply for the Jessup 2021/2022. With a new team we aim to continue the excellent performances of our previous teams.
If you are interested to learn more about the Jessup Competition, join us on 1 June 2021 at 6 pm s.t. (sharp) on Zoom. There you will also meet Coaches, Supporters and Alumni of the University of Passau’s teams who will happily share their knowledge and experience with you.
The information event is presented together with the internationally renowned law firm Jones Day and will also feature to talks by partners of Jones Day on Public International Law in practice and the use of the Jessup Moot Court for your studies and your future professional life.
You can attend the event by following the following Zoom link:
uni-passau.zoom.us/j/93499239546
Meeting-ID: 934 9923 9546
Password: JESSUP
If you want to apply for the Jessup Team, please send
as one pdf by e-mail to jessup@uni-passau.de. The deadline for applications is 20 June 2021.
This is the Jessup schedule for the following weeks:
Please make sure that you are available on these dates.
You can also find all relevant information here as a pdf-file (German).
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us (jessup@uni-passau.de).
