Past events
ASA International Law organizes regular events throughout the year, including several drinks, career events, lectures, and trips, where you can meet your fellow students in social settings and learn from experts in your field of study. Have a look at our past events!
Attack on Ukraine: Everything You Need to Know - Panel discussion by ASA International Law
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In light of the recent news, ASA is organising a panel discussion on the challenges brought by the invasion of the Ukraine by Russia. Room number will be announced soon.
Speakers: Prof. Jill Coster van Voorhout (International Criminal law), Prof. Terry Gill (International Military law), and Prof. Sergey Vasiliev (International Criminal law).
Date: March 10th, 2022
Time: 10:00 - 11:30 am
Location: REC building A2.08
Registration link: https://forms.gle/H9dwe78GocUgcuCm7
Panel discussion in collaboration with SIB- The Status of the AU and the EU relations
Ahead of the European Union and African Union Summit, CIA-SIB and ASA International Law joined forces to organise a panel discussion that will reflect on the summit’s aims on January 17th.
What are the union’s relationship dynamics of sustainable growth, peace, and governance? How can migration, green transition, and digital transformation be tackled in partnership? These questions will feed into the 6th EU-AU summit in February of 2022 and serve as a framework for our panellists one month before.
Study ping pong
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Get a head start on your studying - the fun way! Come drink, eat, and play study pong with us. There's no better way to prepare for exams! 🏓
Saturday, 27th November
Internships & Jobs Seminar with Ellen Huang
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ASA International Law is thrilled to host Ellen Huang and her seminar on internships and jobs here at UvA. Ellen is a Canadian lawyer who has obtained her Juris Doctorate and LL.L, and specialises in international and common law. In addition to studying in Canada, she also spent some time at UvA participating in the United Nations International Student Conference in the PPLE College, focusing on the ICJ moot competition.
She has interned for law firms in Paris and Canada, worked as a research assistant in the Supreme Court of Canada, and has spent a year coaching students on job applications and cover letters. She is currently working for the Canadian Red Cross, where she started as a legal intern and is now an articling student. Having navigated the internship and job finding process herself, she is now keen to "give back" and guide current law students on the process.
Welcome borrel
So many of you have been asking about how you can get to know us and our association better, and now you have an answer! Whether you’re already a member or still considering if you want to become one, this borrel is for you. Join us at Cafe Sarphaat on Wednesday the 22nd of September and get to know ASA and the other members!