Trips to Strasbourg for Law & Politics Students
Located close to France's border with Germany, Strasbourg is also the ideal place to study Law and Politics first-hand.
The city has a tempting selection of attractions. With a beautiful historic centre, it is home to both modern and contemporary museums, and - futhermore - it is the partial home of the European Parliament, Council of Europe and Court of Human Rights. All in all, Strasbourg is a great choice for student group trips for those interested in international law and politics.
Sample itinerary
Our sample itinerary provides you with an idea of the visits you can cover during your trip. We can tailor-make an itinerary to support your specific learning outcomes.
| Morning | Afternoon | Evening | |
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| 1 | Executive coach travel from the UK, Ferry/Eurotunnel crossing | Check into accommodation | Free time in Strasbourg |
| 2 | European Parliament | Council of Europe & Court of Human Rights | |
| 3 | Executive coach travel to the UK, Ferry/Eurotunnel crossing | ||
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| Morning | Executive coach travel from the UK, Ferry/Eurotunnel crossing |
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| Afternoon | Check into accommodation |
| Evening | Free time in Strasbourg |
| Morning | European Parliament |
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| Afternoon | Council of Europe & Court of Human Rights |
| Evening |
| Morning | Executive coach travel to the UK, Ferry/Eurotunnel crossing |
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| Afternoon | |
| Evening |
Price Shown includes
- 2 nights’ bed & breakfast accommodation
- Executive coach transport from & to school & throughout your stay
- Extensive group travel insurance
- 1 in 10 free place ratio
Please contact us for a price.
On-tour support
On-tour support includes...
- Services of a StudyLink Representative to provide 24-hour assistance
Additional on-tour support available...
- Pre-booked meals at great group prices
- Pre-booked and pre-paid public transport tickets
Top visits for college groups in Strasbourg
European Court of Human Rights
Information visits for legal professionals and law students can be organised. In general, the programme includes the screening of a documentary “The Conscience of Europe” followed by a presentation on the role and work of the Court lasting approximately one hour. The presentation may also take place after the group has attended a hearing.
The European Parliament
The European Parliament is the largest multi-national parliament in the world. It represents the 370 million citizens of the Union and its primary objectives are to pass European laws and control the executive power. Visits are free and must be booked directly through your local MEP.
Study themes
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Introduction to Political Systems & Institutions
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Legal System & Methods
