OBJET: design a proposal for an international joint Master in Biolaw unprecedented on the world scene, based on two pre-existing double master's degrees (UMU-LILLE and ULIMOGES-UNLITORAL), with two specializations in the most important challenges that society has raised, health and new technologies and the environment and climate change, which constitute two leading lines of specialization necessary to confront with solvency the ethical and legal challenges of the 21st century society, from the perspective of human rights. The joint degree will be the result after two triple degrees that involve the integration of the Universities of Montreal, Limoges and National del Litorial. For the joint degree, it is intended to create an international consortium of Universities from Spain (UMU), France (ULIMOGES ULILLE), Argentina (UNL), Portugal (UCOIMBRA) and Canada (UMONTREAL), with the value added that involves including in the training itinerary three research institutions that join the consortium: Institute of Philosophy CSIC (IF-CSIC), Institut de Sciences Juridique et Philosophiques (ISJPS) University Paris I-Sorbonne and Centre interuniversitario di ricerca bioética de Naples (CIRB), highly specialized and world leaders in the philosophical and bioethical perspective of the areas of study of the Biolaw, including the emerging climate ethics, all with the ultimate aim of achieving the accreditation of a joint international degree issued by all Universities in accordance with their internal legal regime. In short, the aim is to provide the community student of the training of excellence that is required to integrate from an ethical perspective, within the framework of human rights, the various challenges posed by law in the fields of health, environment and technologies . ACTIVIT: WP1: EMDM BIOLAW (coordination, management, curriculum design and diffusion. RESULTS: Framework and triple title agreements, joint quality and dissemination plans, draft of the joint master's
OBJET: design a proposal for an international joint Master in Biolaw unprecedented on the world scene, based on two pre-existing double master's degrees (UMU-LILLE and ULIMOGES-UNLITORAL), with two specializations in the most important challenges that society has raised, health and new technologies and the environment and climate change, which constitute two leading lines of specialization necessary to confront with solvency the ethical and legal challenges of the 21st century society, from the perspective of human rights. The joint degree will be the result after two triple degrees that involve the integration of the Universities of Montreal, Limoges and National del Litorial. For the joint degree, it is intended to create an international consortium of Universities from Spain (UMU), France (ULIMOGES ULILLE), Argentina (UNL), Portugal (UCOIMBRA) and Canada (UMONTREAL), with the value added that involves including in the training itinerary three research institutions that join the consortium: Institute of Philosophy CSIC (IF-CSIC), Institut de Sciences Juridique et Philosophiques (ISJPS) University Paris I-Sorbonne and Centre interuniversitario di ricerca bioética de Naples (CIRB), highly specialized and world leaders in the philosophical and bioethical perspective of the areas of study of the Biolaw, including the emerging climate ethics, all with the ultimate aim of achieving the accreditation of a joint international degree issued by all Universities in accordance with their internal legal regime. In short, the aim is to provide the community student of the training of excellence that is required to integrate from an ethical perspective, within the framework of human rights, the various challenges posed by law in the fields of health, environment and technologies . ACTIVIT: WP1: EMDM BIOLAW (coordination, management, curriculum design and diffusion. RESULTS: Framework and triple title agreements, joint quality and dissemination plans, draft of the joint master's