Zurich Evening Talks on Legal History
The Zurich Evening Talks on Legal History (ZAA) are a series of lectures on various topics in legal history that has been running since 1954. Each evening talk consists of a lecture followed by a discussion and lasts between 90 and 105 minutes. The lectures usually take place three times per semester (in both the spring and autumn semesters).
The programme for the 2026 autumn semester will be published shortly on the website of the Center for Legal History Research.
Study module autumn semester 2026
The course "Zurich Evening Talks on Legal History" is an elecitve module wort 3 ECTS within the Master's degree programme in Law (MLaw), which is offered jointly by the chairs Thier, Alonso, Ernst, Fiocchi Malaspina, Liebrecht and Babusiaux. Further information on the module can be found in the course catalogue.
Professor Andreas Thier's Chair provides information on the procedures for completing this Master's module.