8 in addition to class participation. Guest lecturers are common in both advanced and basic courses. And lastly, our lecturers are available for further explanation and feedback and are always happy to assist their students. Within the cluster ‘Sustainable Development and Global Justice’ you will undertake a post-colonial analysis of public international law by looking at the global development architecture, with attention to international (sustainable) development law and international economic governance. You will study the role of law in ecological crises and learn about human rights law and the potential and challenges for human rights law to contribute to global justice. The cluster ‘Multilevel Constitutionalism and Fundamental Rights in Europe’ studies constitutional law and fundamental rights based on the observation that different levels of authority are interconnected. It gives you the opportunity to study how all laws and governmental powers flow from a written or unwritten constitution safeguarding fundamental rights, the interplay between state institutions and the relationship between European, national and subnational governments. The specific emphasis is on how various governmental levels, such as supranational,
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