Admission requirements
MSc International Relations and Diplomacy students.
Description
This course is intended to provide students with in-depth knowledge of, and insight into, the core principles and rules of public international law. The course will address the main concepts of public international law as well as several sub-areas and contemporary issues of public international law.
A course outline will be available on Brightspace Overviews of the prescribed literature, case law and other documents for each week will be posted on Brightspace as well.
Course objectives
After successfully completing this course:
Students can demonstrate knowledge of the broad legal framework, foundations and system of public international law;
Students can identify and explain specific rules and regulations of public international law that were studied during the course;
Students can read, evaluate and differentiate cases and other materials on international law, and integrate the concepts from those materials into their view on the law, thus interpreting and synthesising rules of international law;
Timetable
On the right-hand side of the programme front page of the E-Prospectus you will find a link to the online timetables.
Mode of instruction
T.B.A
Study load: 280 hours
Assessment method
Class participation (10%)
Presentation 1 (25%)
Presentation 2 (25%)
Essay (40%)
Failed partial grades or components should be compensated by passed partial grades or components. The calculated grade must be at least 5,5 to pass the course. It is not possible to re-sit a partial grade or component once you have passed the course.
Partial grades will remain valid for one academic year.
Reading list
TBA
Registration
Use Brightspace to register for every course. The programme will register the students in Usis based on the group division.
Contact
TBA