The role of the Laboratory is:
to teach and help the research of undergraduate and graduate students of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh) School of Law, as well as of students from other Departments, concerning the subject of Medical Law and Bioethics, addressing issues such as medical liability, medical ethics, beginning of the human life, notion of death, euthanasia, living wills etc.
To develop all kinds of collaboration in the spirit of reciprocity with other Greek and foreign universities or research centers, given that their scientific objectives coincide with, and are in line or complement the ones of the Laboratory.
To organize scientific lectures, workshops, seminars, summer schools, congresses and other scientific events.
Το generate publications and papers and to invite Greek and distinguished foreign scientists.
To develop collaborations with international organizations, public services and other scientific and social carriers, in Greece and abroad, so that the scientific personnel of the Laboratory contributes to the study and to the submission of proposals for the policy planning and alternative means of addressing pertinent issues.
To offer its services to individuals, according to the provisions of the presidential decree 159/1984 (issue A’, no 53).
To provide legal assistance on issues relevant to its area of specialization.
To collect, process, store και provide data in the field of medical law and bioethics.
To engage in consulting work and research, in order to serve the needs of the society in this field.
To maintain its own website and expedite the publication of an e-journal in this field.
To assume any other scientific, research and educational initiative or activity which is relevant in the field.
Academic/educational institution
-Writing down and making a database of ECoHR and ECJ case law
(medical law and bioethics).
-Writing down and making a database of case law from the Supreme
Court of their country of origin.
-Possibly writing for the laboratory's publications
ELSA Greece
Thessaloniki, Greece
On-site
04/03/2025
04/04/2025
1 month month/s
unpaid
Undergraduate
Civil Law - General
Constitutional Law - Advanced
Criminal Law - General
English - Fluent
3
20
-PC user fundamentals
-Microsoft Office (mainly Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
-Internet