10th COURSE ON INTERNATIONAL LAW FOR MILITARY LEGAL ADVISERS 2019

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

1. Dates and location Module I 11 – 15 March 2019 Module II 06 – 10 May 2019 Module III 03 – 07 June 2019

Modules I and II of the Course will take place in Austrian MoD facilities in Vienna and Wr. Neustadt/Lower .

Module III of the Course will take place in an Austrian MoD facility in Seminarzentrum Reichenau. This facility is located in a town in the mountainous area of Austria, approximately 100 km south of Vienna.

2. Course materials English-language material for the Course, including all relevant treaty instruments in hard copy and/or CD-ROM, will be provided to all participants. A working library with selected reading materials on relevant aspects of International Law will also be available for the participants’ use.

3. Costs, accommodation and subsistence For Modules I and II the Participants will be requested to organize their own accommodation, with the possibility to refer to facilities of the Austrian MoD (Details will be provided to the Participants in their individual invitation letter).

For Module III, Participants will be accommodated at the Austrian MoD facility Seminarzentrum , Hinterleiten 22, 2651 Reichenau an der Rax (at own expenses).

4. Travel arrangements and transport Participants are expected to make their own travel arrangements considering that the course starts on Monday, 08.30 hours, and lasts until Friday, 16.00 hours. Participants from abroad are generally expected to arrive on Sunday prior to the course start.

For Module I it will unfortunately not be possible to provide transport to the course facility. Participants will receive further information how to use Vienna’s public transportation system. For Modules II and III, there will be a bus transport available from the Vienna International Airport to the course facility and back. The tentative bus schedule will be announced in the individual invitation letter.

We urge all participants to book their travel arrangements accordingly, since we will not be able to provide any other form of transport or cover any additional costs (such as taxi or train).

5. Dress code Military participants are expected to wear uniform during working hours. Civilian participants are expected to wear their regular working attire.