The Carlemany Institute of European Studies, in collaboration with the Faculty of Law at Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, is organising the talk “Sustainability and fragility in the cities of Flavian Hispania and their place in Europe’s archaeological heritage”, delivered by Javier Andreu Pintado, professor of Ancient History at the University of Navarra.

This session marks the launch of the Faculty of Law’s continuing education lecture series and aims to provide a deeper understanding of Roman Law and its historical context. Although the talk is primarily intended for students enrolled on the Bachelor's Degree in Law, it may also be of interest to other undergraduate students and anyone with a general interest in archaeological heritage and the Roman world.