Cookie Policy

This website uses cookies. This cookie policy informs you about how cookies work, what they are used for and how to set them.

The cookie: What is it?

A cookie is a text file that is placed and stored on your computer, mobile phone or tablet when you visit a website. Cookies record information about your use of the website, such as the language in which you visit the website. Cookies will therefore allow us to recognise a user and their preferences when they return to a website.

Please note that cookies do not identify you personally.

Why do we use cookies?

The Centre de droit privé de l’université libre de bruxelles uses cookies in order to optimise your browsing experience and to provide you with an optimal user experience, in accordance with your personal preferences. Cookies also allow us to secure your personal data.

What cookies do we use?

There are different types of cookies on our website; these cookies cannot be disabled or you will not be able to access our website:

Cookies that are essential for the proper functioning of the website

These cookies allow you to use the main features of the site. These cookies facilitate navigation and are essential for online purchases.

See the list of required cookies in the table below.

Les cookies tiers

These are essentially statistical analysis cookies that collect information about your visit to our website in order to improve your user experience and to tailor our services to your preferences.

They are also advertising cookies that tend to personalise and/or improve the content and navigation, providing you with services that may interest you from other websites.

All information is collected anonymously.

See the list of third party cookies in the table below.

How do I disable cookies?

As a user, you are free at any time to customise the types of cookies you allow on this site. [LINK TO MODAL]

More generally, you can also set your browser’s cookies by following the links below: