This online course will provide a comprehensive introduction to public international law, covering its foundational principles, sources, key concepts and dispute resolution. Participants will explore the historical development of international law, the role of treaties, customary law, and judicial decisions, as well as the relationship between international and domestic law.
The course will delve into the law of treaties, the nature of state responsibility, and the role of states, international organizations, and individuals in international law. Key issues such as territorial integrity, nationality, and the evolving roles of multinational corporations will also be examined, alongside case studies.
As the course progresses, participants will focus on the complexities of jurisdiction, state immunity, and dispute resolution mechanisms. Topics include different types of jurisdiction, the principles of state immunity, and the interaction of domestic and international legal systems. All parts of the course will feature components relevant to international dispute resolution, including diplomatic methods (negotiation, mediation), arbitration and judicial mechanisms. Case studies will highlight practical applications and challenges in international law enforcement.
This online course is scheduled to launch by the end of 2025. If you wish to be notified about it, please complete this form.
