Digital Teaching and Private International Law: Last Chance to Register for the Second EAPIL Virtual Seminar

24 January 2021

As announced on this blog a few days ago, the second EAPIL Virtual Seminar, devoted to Digital Teaching and Private International Law, will take place on 27 January 2021 from 5 to 7 p.m. (MET).

Around ninety persons have already registered and will soon receive the details to attend the seminar.

All others interested in joining the discussion are encouraged to fill in this form: registrations are open until 25 January at noon.

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