The course Human Rights in European Constitutional Order III is the final course that focuses on the functioning of the concept of human rights protection in the theory and practice of European constitutionalism.

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The course is taught in both Czech and English, and students are expected to have a basic knowledge of constitutional law, European law, and political science. While completion of the previous semesters in the academic year 2023/2024 is not set as a prerequisite, it is recommended.

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Syllabus of the Course Human Rights in European Constitutional Order III. - Jean Monnet Module 2024/2025 (Winter Semester)

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1. 10. 2024 - prof. JUDr. Helena Hofmannová, Ph.D.: Course Organization; History of Human Rights Protection in the EU I.

8. 10. 2024 - prof. JUDr. Helena Hofmannová, Ph.D.: History of Human Rights Protection in the EU II.

15. 10. 2024 - Mgr. Karel Řepa, Ph.D.: Institutional Aspects of Human Rights Protection in the EU

22. 10. 2024 - Mgr. Karel Řepa, Ph.D.: Interaction between the CJEU and ECtHR; EU's Accession to the European Convention on Human Rights

29. 10. 2024 - prof. JUDr. Helena Hofmannová, Ph.D.: Equality as a Fundamental Principle of EU Law – Theory

5. 11. 2024 - prof. JUDr. Helena Hofmannová, Ph.D.: Equality as a Fundamental Principle of EU Law – Practice

12. 11. 2024 - Mgr. Karel Řepa, Ph.D.: Human Dignity as a Fundamental Principle of EU Law – Theory

19. 11. 2024 - Mgr. Karel Řepa, Ph.D.: Human Dignity as a Fundamental Principle of EU Law – Practice

26. 11. 2024 - prof. JUDr. Kristina Koldinská, Ph.D.: Social Rights in the EU I.

3. 12. 2024 - prof. JUDr. Kristina Koldinská, Ph.D.: Social Rights in the EU II.

10. 12. 2024 - Mgr. Karel Řepa, Ph.D.: How to Write an Essay; Essay Consultations

17. 12. 2024 - Mgr. Karel Řepa, Ph.D.: Presentation of Selected Essays and Discussion