International Nuclear Law Essentials (INLE) 2023 Session

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Programme

The 2023 International Nuclear Law Essentials (INLE) programme will be conducted under the leadership of Paul Bowden, Honorary Professor of Law at the Nottingham Law School.

Comprehensive lectures will be delivered by renowned specialists in nuclear law from international organisations, governments and private sector. 

The 2023 programme can be found here:

2023 Programme

Application and admission process

Requirements

Applicants should have at least one year of relevant professional experience and a basic understanding of law as it relates to nuclear energy.

Language

All lectures and discussions take place in English; all course materials are provided in English. Simultaneous interpretation is not available during the course.

Registration fee

The registration fee for the 2023 programme is EUR 2 200.

The registration fee includes admission for the participant to:

  • the general lectures and discussion sessions;
  • social events, including a welcome reception and a group dinner.

Print and electronic reference materials are provided to INLE participants.

The registration fee is not subject to French taxes of any kind.

Costs associated with travel, accommodation, insurance, subsistence and similar expenses are not covered by the registration fee and shall be borne exclusively by the participant.

The registration fee can be paid either: (1) online, using a credit or debit card or (2) by bank transfer. More details will be provided to those selected for the programme. Participation will be confirmed only upon payment in full of the registration fee.

Conditions

The NEA will process registration fee refunds only for absence due to medically-certified illness.

Confirmed participants may have the right to transfer their registration to another person or to the next INLE session, subject to certain conditions.

Practical information

Venue

The INLE will take place at the OECD Conference Centre in Paris, France.

Accommodation

The OECD provides information on local accommodation close to the Conference Centre offering preferential rates to OECD staff, delegates and visitors.

Dress code

The dress code during the programme is business casual.