Sommerhochschule Wien

Austrian Arbitration Academy

Spring Program - Arbitration Rules in Practice (Vienna)

University of Vienna's Sommerhochschule, the Vienna International Arbitral Centre, the Young Austrian Arbitration Practitioners, and the Austrian Arbitration Association jointly organize the Austrian Arbitration Academy Spring Program - Arbitration Rules in Practice, directed by Professor Dr. Paul Oberhammer (Vienna/London/St. Gallen). This program is an intensive, one-week program on international commercial arbitration from an institutional perspective.

This spring program is recognized as an elective course for the LLM program in European and International Business Law, with a value of 2 units (4 ECTS Credits).

Summer Program (Lake Wolfgang)

The Austrian Arbitration Academy Summer Program is an intensive two-week program on international commercial arbitration, directed by Professor Dr. Paul Oberhammer (Vienna/London/St. Gallen).

This summer program is recognized as an elective course for the LLM program in European and International Business Law, with a value of 4 units (8 ECTS Credits).

International and European Studies Summer Program

Lake Wolfgang

Every summer, the Sommerhochschule (SHS) of the University of Vienna offers the four-week "univie: summer school for International and European Studies" in Strobl at Lake Wolfgang, which is directed by Professor Dr. Franz-Stefan Meissel. This summer program offers a series of courses in law, politics, economics, history, and cultural studies in a European and international context.

This summer program is recognized as an elective course for the LLM Program in European and International Business Law, connected with a value of up to 4 units (8 ECTS Credits), if students complete the whole summer program.

General Information

You will find more details about the academic program, the fees, and the application procedure of all programs mentioned above on the webpage of the Summer School Vienna. The review of all applications and selection will be done by University of Vienna's Sommerhochschule.

Since these programs are independent programs, institutionally separate from the LLM program, they can also be enrolled independently from the LLM program.

For further information regarding these programs, please contact the team of University of Vienna's Sommerhochschule.