Upcoming conferences and events for Law
International events organized by third parties, with dates verified on their official websites. We can design your group's trip to any of them.
MIPIM 2027
Cannes, France · March 16–19, 2027
International real estate market gathering that brings together investors, developers, cities, and architects in Cannes.
Networking: Attendee search, AI-powered recommendations, and pre-scheduled meetings through an app.
Organizer: RX France
34th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot
Vienna, Austria · March 19–25, 2027
The world's largest international commercial arbitration competition, in which university teams simulate an arbitration based on the CISG.
Students: Competition for teams of law students from universities around the world
Organizer: Association for the Organisation and Promotion of the Willem C. Vis Moot
National Model United Nations (NMUN) New York 2027
New York, United States · March 21–25, 2027
University simulation of the United Nations in which student delegations represent member states in UN committees.
Students: Simulation for university delegations; second session runs March 29 to April 2
Organizer: National Model United Nations
Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition 2027 – International Rounds
Toronto, Canada · March 27 – April 3, 2027
The world's largest public international law competition, simulating a case before the International Court of Justice.
Students: For teams of law students advancing from national rounds; the final round and the April 3 gala are open to all
Organizer: International Law Students Association (ILSA)
Conferences, seminars and forums you can build into the trip
An academic mission for Law and Political Science can be built around an industry event. You choose the event, or we help you weigh the options; we design the itinerary and coordinate flights, lodging, transfers and complementary activities according to the services booked.
Gatherings on constitutional, criminal, labor, commercial or international law, where students attend presentations and current debates.
Learning opportunities on topics such as human rights, arbitration, oral advocacy, digital law or data protection.
Debates on legal reform, public policy, transitional justice or international relations.
Moot court, arbitration or model international organization competitions, when the host institution allows it.
Registration for each event depends on its organizers and their current terms. In the proposal, we spell out what the trip includes and which arrangements are handled by the event.
Visits that enrich the mission
In addition to the event, the agenda can include academic, corporate and institutional visits, subject to arrangement and availability:
- High courts, tribunals and judicial offices
- Public agencies and oversight bodies
- International organizations and diplomatic missions
- Universities and legal research centers
- Law firms and arbitration and mediation centers
Destinations we can quote
Bogotá is home to Colombia's high courts and national institutions. Abroad, routes such as Buenos Aires, Madrid or Rome make it possible to compare legal traditions. Each destination is evaluated based on the program's goals, dates and availability. If you're unsure, read how to choose the destination for an academic mission.
How we design your mission
- We listen to your idea: the event or topic, dates, group profile and approximate budget.
- We design the proposal: itinerary, services and alternatives.
- We present the trip to the faculty lead and the group, with a clear scope and terms.
- We coordinate bookings and registrations, with payment tracking.
- We support the experience as agreed.
Faculty lead the learning. We make the experience possible.
Related topics
- academic trip for law students
- law conference
- legal seminar
- international law forum
- study abroad law program
Does your program have a conference or seminar in mind?
Tell us which one, and we'll design a proposal so your group arrives well organized.