After the success of the previous editions of the Jean Monnet Module of the European Commission on “Immigration and Human Rights in the European Southern Border”, a new edition is launched for the 2017-2018 academic year, focusing on current issues such as immigration and protection of human rights at European borders, with special emphasis on the Mediterranean frontiers.

The Jean Monnet Module, organized by the Department of International Public Law and International Relations of the University of Cádiz, consists of a 50-hour course, of blended nature and with the recognition of 2 ECTS credits. The course will begin on April 5 and end on May 24, 2018. The course, which will be bilingual (English and Spanish) will be held every Thursday simultaneously at the Jerez Campus (afternoon schedule) and Algeciras (morning schedule).

This module has funding from the Erasmus + program of the European Commission and is developed in collaboration with the Vice-Chancellorship of International and Cultural Projection, through the University Extension Service-Servicio de Extensión Universitaria and University Classroom of the Strait-Aula Universitaria del Estrecho.

For more information and registration, visit CELAMA website:

• Campus Jerez: https://celama.uca.es/2017_18cc/colaboraciones/02jeanmonnet_jerez
• Campus Bahía de Algeciras: https://celama.uca.es/2017_18cc/colaboraciones/01jeanmonnet_algeciras