FLW Events

FLW Team at Vis Moot Competition in Vienna

The Vis Moot team of the Faculty of Law of the International University of Sarajevo is taking part in the biggest international competition in simulated arbitral proceedings in the world. FLW is represented by Lejla Jakupović and Armela Mehdin, under the guidance of coaches Fahira Brodlija and dr. Kenad Osmanović. Alongside colleagues from the region, and 3000 students from all over the world, they have completed four rounds of pleadings in the general stage, presenting their case before panels of experienced arbitration practitioners.

Visit to Land Registry Office

FLW students, accompanied by assistant Muhemmed H. Kucukaytekin, on March 29, visited Land Registry Office. They were introduced with the Land Registers, their content, and the registration process. Faculty of Law thanks the management of the Municipality Court in Sarajevo for making this visit possible and Mr. Tosic, Head of the Office, for his insightful presentation.

Round Table “Transitional Justice: A Case Study of Višegrad” Held at IUS

A round table discussion titled “Transitional Justice: A Case Study of Višegrad” was held on Thursday, March 16, 2023 at the Faculty of Law of the International University of Sarajevo (IUS). The speakers at the event included Prof. Dr. David Pettigrew from the Southern State Connecticut University, Mrs. Bakira Hasečić from the Association “Women Victims of War,” Asst. Prof. Dr. Ermin Kuka from the Institute for Research of Crimes Against Humanity and International Law of the University of Sarajevo and Assoc. Prof. Dr.

Nica.Team Law School Ranking 2022: IUS Placed 3rd

IUS has the pleasure to inform you that the final results of the Nica.team Law School Ranking 2022 have just been announced: in 2022, the International University of Sarajevo (IUS) was ranked as the 3^rd Faculty of Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

You can find out more about the ranking here

Faculty of Law of the International University of Sarajevo would like to congratulate its staff and students for this excellent achievement!

16 March 2023

Round Table "Transitional Justice: A Case Study of Višegrad"

12:00 Conference Room (Building A, ground floor)

The aim of the event is to address the main challenges of the achievements of transitional justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with an emphasis on the city of Višegrad. The speakers at the event will, from their own perspective, address the Višegrad case and its potential in transitional justice.    You are all cordially invited. 

FLW Students visited the City Hall and the Olympic Museum

On March 10th, 2023, within the course “Legal History of Balkans”, our FLW students, accompanied by senior assistant Mr. Ljubović, visited Olympic Museum and City Hall. In City Hall they were welcomed by the head of the Information Center of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (hereinafter: ICTY), Ms. Ismena Čaušević.

Lecture on Budapest Convention – The Most Important Document against Cybercrime

On Tuesday, March 7, 2023, within the FLW Public Lectures Series, IUS Faculty of Law (FLW) organized a lecture titled “Budapest Convention: The Most Important International Document against Cybercrime”. The lecture was held by Dr. Sc. Arben Murtezić, CEO of the FBiH Center for the Education of Judges and Prosecutors.

Workshop: "How to write a seminar paper".

FLW organized a Workshop "How to write a seminar paper". Prof. dr. Kazic Cakar addressed the most frequent challenges students face with when writing a seminar paper. The stages of academic writing, issues related to the structure of the seminar paper, finding sources and citing were discussed and practiced through several exercises.

07 March 2023

Budapest Convention: The most Important International Document against Cyber Crime

12:00 Conference Room (Building A, ground floor)

IUS Faculty of Law (FLW) is organizing an event on Budapest Convention: The most Important International Document against Cyber Crime. There is a general agreement in literature that criminals have taken advantage of the inherently transnational character of cyberspace and the fact that the physical location of criminals is less important, and so the differences and gaps between different legal systems are exploited. Therefore, many attempts have been made towards achieving a harmonized approach to legislating against computer crime, and so far, the Council of Europe's Convention on Cybercrime is accepted as the best option for a solution.  In his presentation, Mr. Murtezić will introduce students and others with the importance, content and practical implementation of the above-mentioned Convention.   You are all cordially invited. 