Since its inception, the Refugee Law Clinic Hannover has been conducting a lecture series on migration and asylum law. In these lectures, various instructors explain current topics and provide insights into asylum law practice. This lecture series is part of our training concept and is intended to refresh and deepen the advisors' existing knowledge. The lecture series always welcomes an interested professional audience as well.
In the summer semester of 2026, several dates are again set for different topics related to asylum and residence law. Following the lectures, there is an opportunity to ask questions and openly discuss individual aspects of the topics. The lecture series is open to the public. Non-lawyers are also warmly welcome.
The lectures always start at 6:00 PM and are held either hybrid or online via Zoom. Registration is possible through the RLC website. The link to the lecture will be sent out to all registered participants in due time before the event.
The following lectures are offered:
- Wednesday, 06.05.2026 (hybrid)
The Importance of Human Trafficking in Legal Advice
– Sophia Härtel
- Wednesday, 03.06.2026 (online)
GEAS I - Asylum Procedures Regulation
– Johanna Mantel
- Wednesday, 10.06.2026 (hybrid)
How to: Legal Research in Counseling
– Marie Krannich
- Tuesday, 30.06.2026 (online)
Migrant Criminal Law
– Prof. Aziz Epik
- Monday, 06.07.2026 (online)
GEAS II - Asylum Management Regulation
– Johanna Mantel
We look forward to seeing many familiar and new faces.
Your RLC Hannover
About the Refugee Law Clinic Hannover
The term "Law Clinic" comes from the American legal tradition and refers to free legal advice offered by students to those seeking guidance. Refugee Law Clinic Hannover e.V. (RLC) aims to provide free counseling to refugees based on this principle. You can learn more about the RLC through the following links:
