The International Business School The Hague (IBSH)

Short Course in Advance Public International Law tailored for Career Development

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Diploma Course in Advance Public International Law tailored for Career Development

Fee: Euro 1500

This short-course on Advance Public International Law is an open training designed to enhance the knowledge level and prospects for those aspiring to gain entry or maintain stronger position in the services of international oriented organisations; public or private sectors. The course offers vital education on fundamental areas of international public law where prospective candidates are expected to demonstrate essential knowledge of the legal framework and declarations that guide operations within the mandate of international relations.

The course will be advantageous to candidates with professional interests on knowledge of legal principles that govern our international community.

The course is suitable for officials from the services of national government, multinational corporations, security sector, non-profit (international) organisations, as well as donor and development agencies. Of significance, prospective candidates aiming to gain entry or change a career within these sectors stand to enhance their chances of being competitive with the knowledge that comes with this course.

Course Coverage:

  • Foundations and Structure of International Law
  • Sources of International Law
  • Law of Treaties
  • Actors in the international legal system
  • Jurisdiction
  • Immunity from National Jurisdiction and Diplomatic Protection
  • State Responsibility
  • International Human Rights Law
  • Peaceful Settlement of Disputes
  • International Regulation on the use of force

Course Duration:

3 months (intensive)

Mode of Training:

Face-to-face online in small group setting

Fee

See our tuition page ibsthehague.com/admissions/tuition/

Certificate

Participants will obtain advanced diploma certificate award at the completion of this course (no ECTS credits are gained).

Globalization requires crucial knowledge of transnational rules from organisations and their personnel

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