Catalogue Plus

EJTN’s Catalogue+ programme upgrades existing training courses of EJTN’s Members and finances international participation in these and their interpretation. The courses are available for Europe’s judiciary, and cover various fields of law, including fundamental rights, criminal law and civil law.

What is it?

The Catalogue+ programme upgrades existing training courses of EJTN Member judicial training institutions and finances international participation in these.

 

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What’s the objective?

The purpose of Catalogue+ programme is to give European magistrates the opportunity to attend a training course organised by the judicial training institutions that are Members of the European Judicial Training Network (EJTN). EJTN’s Catalogue+ programme upgrades existing training courses of EJTN’s Members and finances international participation in these. The courses are available for Europe’s judiciary, and cover various fields of law.

Key Topics

Each course offered within the Catalogue+ programme is EU-law related and does not surpass two days in length (exceptions are possible). The offered seminars typically deal with the following topics:

Achievements

18 EJTN Members institutions contributed to this project in 2021, organising a seminar(s) on a topic of law. There were 37 Catalogue+ seminars with 400 places opened to foreign participants.

Out of the 400 places, 142 foreign participants successfully participated in this portfolio. Additionally, 355 national participants took part in the Catalogue+ seminars offered by their respective national training institutions. All in all, a total of 497 EU magistrates received training for 2021 under this project.

 

Activities planned for 2025

 

Activity reference Title of the seminar Date Venue
CP/2026/01 Human trafficking and labour offences 23/01/2026 Lisbon, Portugal
CP/2026/02 The rights of the defendant related to ECtHR case law 5-06/03/2026 Thessaloniki, Greece
CP/2026/03 Seizure and Confiscation 10-11/03/2026 Brussels, Belgium
CP/2026/04 Annual conference on European labour law 19-20/03/2026 Trier, Germany
CP/2026/05 The Use of Digital Tools or Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Proceedings: Regulation, Advantages, and Risks 27/03/2026 Lisbon, Portugal
CP/2026/06 Cybersecurity and AI applied in criminal justice 30-31/03/2026 Thessaloniki, Greece
CP/2026/07 Legal framework for artificial intelligence 7-08/05/2026 Zagreb, Croatia
CP/2026/08 Legal English in commercial matters 20-22/05/2026 Bucharest, Romania
CP/2026/09 The public prosecutor and evidence gathering in the EU, EIO 28-29/05/2026 Madrid, Spain
CP/2026/10 European Social law 8-09/06/2026 Sofia, Bulgaria
CP/2026/11 Personal development and leadership, Advanced 15-16/06/2026 Utrecht, the Netherlands
CP/2026/12 Communication in the courtroom 18-19/06/2026 Bucharest, Romania
CP/2026/13 European Public Prosecutor’s Office 29/06-02/07/2026 Trier, Germany
CP/2026/14 On the Independence of the Judiciary – European comparison 18-23/10/2026 Wustrau, Germany
CP/2026/15 Freedom of expression in civil and criminal cases 26-28/10/2026 Florence, Italy
CP/2026/16 Conference on financial and economic crimes 5-06/11/2026 Ljubljana, Slovenia
CP/2026/17 Payment transactions in bank money, digital Euro and stablecoins: between PSD, Banking and Financial Arbitrator and MiCaR 9-11/11/2026 Rome, Italy
CP/2026/18 Training of trainers: AI and fundamental rights 9-11/11/2026 Utrecht, the Netherlands
CP/2026/19 La corruption: détection, prévention, répression 16-20/11/2026 Paris, France
CP/2026/20 Management Judiciaire 30/11-04/12/2026 Paris, France

 

Any questions?

For any queries regarding the Catalogue Plus Project please contact Ms Noella Tshilombo Muyeji at the EJTN Secretariat: [email protected]