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- 24. 0432433833.0787562311 rogerio.franco@hispeed.ch ROGERIOFRANCODESOUZA PORTFOLIO inhalt The electronic conclusion of contracts in cross-border transactions is gaining ever increasing significance. Of what should one be aware? What is an elec- tronic signature? What opportunities and risks present themselves through e-business contracts? This module presents the questions raised by electronic contract law. Technical security, special questions of contractual law and special types of contract will be handled as well as the legal field of the electronic signature and the conclusion of contracts. 7E-Commerce and E-Banking Lectures • E-Commerce (5) • E-Banking (5) Lecturers (aphabetical order) • Thomas Hoeren • Rolf H. Weber Duration 10 Lectures Credit Points 2 ECTS Credits E-Commerce and E-Banking In this module the participants are actively involved through practical exer- cises with negotiation strategies and tactical approaches in the framework of contract negotiation (catch-phrase «Harvard Concept»). Knowledge gained through this module should enable participants to optimize results in future negotiation situations. 8Conducting Negotiations Lectures • Conducting Negotiations (12) Lecturers (aphabetical order) Among others: • Leo Schmid Duration 12 Lectures Credit Points 2 ECTS Credits Conducting Negotiations 2120 Because of an ever-strengthening international economic network, criminal behavior in the realm of business may have international components. Insider trading, corruption and money laundering are an example of this. This module serves as an introduction to Criminal Business Law and deals with practical cases. In addition the fundamentals of international criminal law cooperation will be discussed as well as the legal situation in the EU and the efforts of international organizations in the area of criminal law. 5Criminal Business Law Lectures • Capital Markets Law and Institutions (5) • Capital Markets Criminal Law (5) • Corporate Criminal Law (5) • Corruption (5) • Case Studies Criminal Business Law (10) Lecturers (aphabetical order) Among others: • Christoph Peter • Mark Pieth Duration 30 Lectures Credit Points 5 ECTS Credits Criminal Business Law Although there is no general competence for the EU in the area of taxation and the power to regulate taxes still lies within the competence of each member state, the EU has attempted to effect a harmonization of user and corporate tax. The reason for that is among others that in international mat- ters questions of taxation play an important role, especially in the area of corporate law. After an overview of the Swiss taxation system, the module turns to the effects of primary and secondary EU law on the national tax systems of the single member states as well as the goals and bases of international tax law. The main scrutiny will be given to the effectiveness and function of double taxation treaties. 6Tax Law Lectures • Introduction to Tax Law (5) • International Tax Law (8) • European Tax Law (4) • International Tax Planning (5) • Case Studies Tax Law (5) Lecturers (aphabetical order) Among others: • Harold Grüninger • Stefan Oesterhelt Duration 27 Lectures Credit Points 4 ECTS Credits Tax Law 1918 LL.M. in International Banking and Finance Law Full-Time Program 2013/2014 LL.M. in International Sports Law Full-Time Program 2013/2014 Faculty of Law Impressum © 2012 University of Zurich Published by: University of Zurich LL.M. Programs Editor: Rachel Benevenuto Graphic design: Rogério Franco Photos: Calista Fischer (7, 8) Print: ADAG COPY AG, Zurich Greetings from the President 4 Foreword of the Dean 5 Studying in an Exciting and Inspiring Environment 6 LL.M. in International Banking and Finance Law 8 LL.M. in International Sports Law 9 Overview 10 Governance and Organization 12 Curriculum 13 Business English for Lawyers 14 International Business Law and Competition Law 15 European Law 16 International Private Law / International Civil Procedure and Corporate Law 17 Criminal Business Law 18 Tax Law 19 E-Commerce and E-Banking 20 Conducting Negotiations 21 Foreign Business Law 22 Financial Accounting 23 Excursion WTO 24 Excursion USA 25 International Banking and Finance Law 26 International Sports Law 27 Thesis 28 Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) 29 Alumni Association (ATILA) 30 Infrastructure 31 Accommodation,Visa and Insurance Requirements 32 Lecturers 33 Application Form LL.M. in International Banking and Finance Law 39 Application Form LL.M. in International Sports Law 41 Application Form CAS in International Banking and Finance Law 43 Application Form CAS in International Sports Law 45 Table of Contents Objective The Program offers a course of study that is aimed at providing a rigorous and practice-oriented further legal education in the area of International Banking and Finance Law. The goal of this Program is to offer a com- prehensive educational opportunity in the field of mod- ern financial services instruments and banking, capital market and insurance law. Topics discussed will be within the relevant public law and private law areas. This full-time LL.M. Program is new and runs parallel to the existing part-time Program International Busi- ness Law, which also offers a specialized course in International Banking and Finance Law (on a part-time basis). Target Audience The LL.M. in International Banking and Finance Law is primarily geared towards lawyers seeking to acquire deeper knowledge in the international banking and fi- nance law for their current or prospective careers. Structure of the Course The program is divided into three parts: 1. General part (approximately 200 lectures): composed of 12 modules, including mandatory and elective areas of study, with an emphasis on European and interna- tional business law (above all, fundamental freedoms, competition, company, tax and criminal law) as well as on public international business law (GATT/WTO law). 2. Specialization part (approximately 150 lectures): com- posed of 3 modules with a focus on capital, banking and stock exchange law, private banking and insur- ance law. 3. Thesis: between January 2014 and May 2014 the par- ticipants will be required to write a thesis. Graduation The Faculty of Law of the University of Zurich bestows the title of «LL.M. in International Banking and Finance Law». Passing the relevant examinations (min. 70 ECTS) and the completion of a thesis are prerequisites. Certificate of Advance Studies (CAS) In order to meet the needs of practitioners already work- ing in the field of international banking and finance, or those who are planning to do so in the near future, we offer the specialization part (part 2) of the Program also as a Certificate Course (see page 31). LL.M. in International Banking and Finance Law Objective This course is intended to provide a rigorous and prac- tice-oriented further legal education in the area of International Sports Law. The course offers a focused approach on the legal, economic and entertainment as- pects of sports. Topics covered include those presenting a particular challenge to the world of sports today, such as: TV rights, sponsoring, ambush marketing, free movement of players and athletes, corporate gover- nance of sports organizations, doping, arbitration and dispute settlement. This full-time LL.M. Program is new and runs parallel to the existing part-time Program International Business Law, which also offers a specialized course in International Sports Law (on a part-time basis). Target Audience The LL.M. in International Sports Law is primarily geared towards lawyers seeking to acquire deeper knowledge in the international sports law area for their current or prospective careers. Structure of the Course The program is divided into three parts: 1. General part (approximately 200 lectures): composed of 12 modules, including mandatory and elective areas of study, with an emphasis on European and interna- tional business law (above all, fundamental free- doms, competition, company, tax and criminal law) as well as on public international business law (GATT/WTO law). 2. Specialization part (approximately 150 lectures): com- posed of 3 modules with a focus on the legal, eco- nomic and entertainment aspects of sports. 3. Thesis: between January 2014 and May 2014 the par- ticipants will be required to write a thesis. Graduation The Faculty of Law of the University of Zurich bestows the title of «LL.M. in International Sports Law». Passing the relevant examinations (min. 70 ECTS) and the com- pletion of a thesis are prerequisites. Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) In order to meet the needs of practitioners already working in the field of sports, or those who are planning to do so in the near future, we offer the specialization part (part 2) of the Program also as a Certificate Course (see page 31). LL.M. in International Sports Law 98 The LL.M. Program begins with the elective module «Business English for Lawyers». The goal of this language course is, on the one hand, to familiar- ize participants with legal vocabulary related to the lectures to be delivered in English. On the other hand, the course is comprised of practice-oriented work with legal texts and exercises based on practical, everyday situations, such as conducting negotiations or creating legal documents. The partici- pants receive an introduction to the British and US legal systems. All lecturers are native English speakers. Business English for Lawyers 1Business English for Lawyers Lectures • Introduction to English Legal Vocabulary (20) • Introduction to the US Legal System (4) • Introduction to the English Legal System (4) • How to Draft Contracts (10) Lecturers (aphabetical order) Among others: • Paul DePasquale • Richard Norman • Larisa Saleniece • Corinne Widmer Lüchinger Duration 38 Lectures Credit Points 3 ECTS Credits Globalization is one of the most-discussed political and economic themes of our time. What are in fact the foundations of the international economic order? What is the purpose of the WTO? In the first section, this module provides participants with a general over- view of the sources and legal nature of international agreements in the area of the international economy. Further, the laws governing the World Trade Organization (WTO), as the most important organization in the field of in- ternational trade and its effect through the study of important cases will be discussed. In the second section of the module, the lecturers will introduce the competition law foundations of the European Community, such as state and private limitations on competition, market-dominant companies, merg- ers, regulatory group exemptions and effects on third states. International Business Law and Competition Law 2International Business Law and Competition Law Lectures • International Economic Law (8) • WTO (8) • Case Studies IEL / WTO (4) • EU Competition Law (15) • Swiss Competition Law (5) • American Competition Law (5) • Case Studies Competition Law (8) Lecturers (aphabetical order) Among others: • Kenneth Logan • Richard Whish • Alan Yanovich • Roger Zäch Duration 58 Lectures Credit Points 8 ECTS Credits 1514 Languages The course will entirely be taught in English. If English is not your native language or if you did not do your basic undergraduate education entirely in English, you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam or a comparable English examination and have the results sent to the office of admission. A minimum score of 80 points in the internet based TOEFL (or the equivalent in a comparable English examination) is strongly recommended. If you believe you qualify for an English examination waiver, please submit a well-founded waiver request with your application. How did the program come to your attention? ☐ Internet ☐ Friend or colleague ☐ Print Media ☐ Other ☐ Employer Admission requirement Law Degree or equivalent from a Swiss or foreign university. The Directing Committee decides questions of admissability. Costs CHF 32 800.– (inc. materials) Tuition is due and payable before the course begins. Once confirmation of acceptance has been issued, as a rule, no fees can be refunded. Accompanying documents Curriculum Vitae with three passport photos (black and white) Copy of university diploma(s) and further relevant documents Evidence of sufficient command of English (if applicable) Application deadline 1 December 2012 With my signature I affirm that I have read and understood the regulations regarding the graduate study course LL.M. in International Business Law (www.llm.uzh.ch/uebersicht/ziele/verordnung.pdf) and understand that this application is binding. City, Date Signature Send to: University of Zurich, LL.M. Program International Business Law Hirschengraben 56, CH-8001 Zürich E-Mail: info@LLM.uzh.ch Website: www.LLM.uzh.ch LL.M. in International Sports Law Application Form Private contact information Name Surname Address Postal code/City Country Business contact information Firm Address Postal code/City Country Correspondence ☐ Private or ☐ Work Education University Area of Study Degree/Title earned Additional Studies Attorney at Law admitted to practice ☐ yes ☐ no Occupation Current employment Function/Position Branch Previous employment Professional experience years Date of Birth Nationality E-mail Telephone Mobile E-mail Telephone Billing address ☐ Private or ☐ Work Year of graduation Matriculation Nº 4140 All students are required to write a thesis. The topic of the work can be freely chosen with the guidance of a tutoring professor and the approval of the Director. For an accepted thesis, 12 ECTS points are awarded. Theses that are viewed as outstanding and worthy of publication will be included in the published collection of the LL.M. Program by Schulthess Juristische Medien AG, Zürich. Thesis Duration 2 January 2014 – 1 May 2014 Credit Points 12 ECTS Credits Thesis Objective In order to meet the needs of practitioners already working in the field of international banking and fi- nance or in the field of sports, or those who are planning to do so in the near future, we offer the specialization part only (International Banking and Finance Law and International Sports Law) of the Program as a Certificate Course (CAS). Admission Requirement The candidate must possess good verbal and written knowledge of English. Graduation The Faculty of Law of the University of Zurich bestows the title of either «Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in International Banking and Finance Law» or «CertificateofAdvancedStudies(CAS)inInternational Sports Law». Passing the relevant examination is a prerequisite. With the successful completion of the CAS, 19 ECTS Credits will be awarded. Costs CHF 9 500. – including the course material and the ex- amination fees. Duration The CAS Courses will begin on 13 September 2013 and finish on 20 December 2013. Lectures September to December: Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Application Applications should be received by 30 of April 2013 at the following address: University of Zurich LL.M. Program International Business Law Hirschengraben 56 8001 Zurich Telephone: +41 44 634 48 90 Fax: +41 44 634 43 59 E-Mail: info@LLM.uzh.ch Website: www.LLM.uzh.ch Applications are made with the application form includ- ed herein, together with a Curriculum Vitae, three pass- port photos, a copy of applicant’s university diploma(s) (if applicable) as well as copies of any relevant certifi- cates (if applicable). Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) 2928 Accommodation The accommodation of the participants must be orga- nized individually, where necessary the organization of the study programme will provide support. The University of Zurich has an office for international stu- dents (www.uzh.ch/studies/studentlife/accommoda- tion_en.html) which provides the necessary information and help. Visa Depending on their country of origin, international students will need a visa for their stay in Switzerland (www.bfm.admin.ch/bfm/en/home/themen/einreise.html). They must apply for the visa as soon as possible at the Swiss Embassy in their home country. Insurance Students are required to obtain Swiss health insurance unless their current policy is accepted by the Swiss authorities. Accommodation, Visa and Insurance Requirements Efraim Barak, Adv. Attorney-at-law, D. Mirkin & Co., Tel Aviv, Israel Tobias Baumgartner, Dr. iur., LL.M. (Eur.) Deputy Director, Europa Institute at the University of Zurich, Switzerland Roy Bächinger, lic. oec. HSG Licensed Expert Auditor, Senior Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers AG, Basel, Switzerland Peter Behrens, Prof. Dr. iur., M.C.J. (NYU) Professor of Civil Law, Commercial and Business Law, International Private Law and Comparative Law at the Faculty of Law at the University of Hamburg; Director of the Institute for Integration Research of the College of Europe, Hamburg, Germany Alasdair Bell General Counsel and Director of Legal Affairs UEFA, Nyon, Switzerland Michele Bernasconi Attorney-at-law, Partner, Bär & Karrer, Zurich, Switzerland; Arbitrator at the Court of Arbitration for Sport - CAS, Lausanne, Switzerland René Bösch, Dr. iur., LL.M. Attorney-at-law, Partner, Homburger, Zurich, Switzerland Urs Brügger Attorney-at-law, Partner, Bär & Karrer, Zurich, Switzerland Michelangelo Cicogna Attorney-at-law, De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani, Milano, Italy Pierre Cornu Attorney-at-law, General Counsel UEFA, Nyon, Switzerland Colin Croly Solicitor, Former Head of Reinsurance and International Risk, Partner at Barlow Lyde & Gilbert, London; Secretary General of AIDA (the Association Internationale de Droit des Insurances), Chairman, AIDA’s Reinsurance Working Party; Member of the Board, Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel (FDCC); Joint Editor Reinsurance Practice and the Law Paul DePasquale Attorney-at-law, Baker & McKenzie, Zurich, Switzerland Eike Emrich, Prof. Dr. phil. Director Sports Science Institute, University of Saarland, Germany Xavier Favre-Bulle, Dr. iur., LL.M. Attorney-at-law, Partner, Lenz & Staehelin, Geneva, Switzerland Egon Franck, Prof. Dr. oec. publ. Department of Business Administration, Chair Strategic Management and Business Policy, University of Zurich, Switzerland Lecturers* * Please note the following: While all these lecturers are confirmed, we cannot rule out that limited adjustments may be needed. 3332 LL.M.inInt.BakingandFinancialLaw(SportsLaw)-UniversitätZürich DesignundFoto-retuschieren
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