The Master's Degree in European Union Law received in the second half of the academic year 2013/2014, double degree master's students from Vale do Itajaí University - UNIVALI (Santa Catarina, Brazil). The group was comprised mainly of judges, according to the protocol of the said Brazilian University and with the Brazilian Court of the State of Santa Catarina.

In this context several specific activities were organized, including the following thematic seminars:

*5 May (10-13h) Pedro Froufe: integration theory/internal market
 
*6 May (10-13h) Joana Whyte: sanctioning, police and judiciary EU law

*7 May (10-13h) Sophie Perez: ECJ's court structure, composition and powers
 
*8 May (10-13h) Joana Abreu: effective judicial protection
 
*13 May (10-13h) Mário Monte: sanctioning, police and judiciary EU law
 
*14 May (10-13h) Pedro Froufe: economic freedom
 
*15 May (10-13h) Alessandra Silveira: Union of law and principles of European  Union Law
 
*21 May (10-13h) Sophie Perez: State's responsibility for violation of EU Law
 
*22 May (10-13h) Alessandra Silveira: preliminary ruling
 
*4 June (10-13h) Alessandra Silveira: interconstitutionality 
 
*5 June (10-13h) Alessandra Silveira: fundamental rights protection
 
*5 June (14-17h): Mário Monte/Joana Whyte: sanctioning, police and judiciary EU law

*11 June (10-13h) Pedro Froufe: competition
 
*11 June (14h-16h) Alessandra Silveira: European citizenship
 
*11 June (16h-18h) Alessandra Silveira: crisis and courts
 
*12 June (9h-11h) Margarida Santos: European Public Prosecutors Office/ EU's financial interests
 
*12 June (11h-13h) Sophie Perez: constitutional identities
 
*12 June (14h-16h) Sophie Perez: EU administrative law
 
*12 June (16h-18h) Joana Whyte: area of freedom, security and justice and cybercrime