The Faculty of Law recently signed an agreement to expand its existing cooperation with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) – the United Nations organization devoted to this field. The Faculty already offers diverse courses and research opportunities in the field of intellectual property, but the new agreement will enable students to work as interns in WIPO, alongside the existing areas of cooperation between the two sides. 
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For several years the Minerva Center has organized student study tours to areas of conflict where mechanisms for transitional justice have been introduced. The students enjoy an unforgettable experience and observe at first hand the unique ways different countries have found to cope with post-conflict situations and to advance human rights and the rule of law. The study trips are held with the help of generous support from the Gal Foundation in New York.

Graduates of the Faculty of Law attended a special panel discussion and shared their experiences with undergraduate students at the Faculty. The diverse panel offered students a glimpse of life in different areas of the legal professional, from the public sector and academia to major law firms.

“Researchers in the Field:” Labor Law – Between Universalism and Selectivity

In a new series of studies, labor law expert Professor Guy Davidov discusses the purposes behind labor law and examines how the law should be structured and updated in light of these purposes.
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