Distance learning now days is pivotal for students. We have encountered a global lockdown, but we appeared to be ready!
There is no need to explain the importance of international relationship nowadays. Consequently, international law is important part of its development. Our International Law online school is focused on recent developments in the field of International Law, and guides students through the central debates within the sphere. In real-time mode you will take part in court sessions. Prior legal training is not required, as all the necessary concepts will be covered during this intensive course. But this won't be not a regular online course!
You’ll experience a real international school and will be feeling like you are in Russia! We will take you to excursions such as Space museum, Stalin’s bunker, walk with you along historical streets and show the most beautiful places in the city. International Law School is aimed at gap year students, current undergraduates and any other adult learners who wish to expand their understanding of International Law with like-minded peers from all over the world. Our friendly team, lecturers, entrepreneurs, mentors and coaches will lead the participants throughout the process, thus they can take a maximum of it.
Format of international online school includes:
- Live studies
- Live excursions
- Exclusive content for a limited number of students (records available for 4 months)
- Support 24/7
- E-certificate (transcript of records with a maximum of 2 ECTS)
- Transcript of records with a maximum of 2 ECTS (European study credits)
- Certificate of attendance after completing the course
- Individual/group guidance from professor
- Interactive classes
In this lecture, students will learn about the global political system, how it has developed since the end of the II World War until today. They will firstly learn about the main political actor, the state, provided the monopoly of the use of force, sovereign, allowed to control its frontiers, produce national policies and shape policies. Then they will understand why and to what extent states agree to cooperate, producing international and regional organizations, as well as international political regimes; they will also explore those factors which impact the propensity of states to converge their policies and to combine their performances.
The legal status of artificial space objects. The international responsibility for space activities. Remote sensing, delimitation of outer space topics. The status of the Moon and other celestial bodies of the solar system.
Enforcement, international human rights law and international humanitarian law. Modern development of human rights. State obligations and procedure. Monitoring mechanisms.
Compliance and enforcement of multilateral environmental agreements. The Global Environment Facility. Special attention is paid to the transboundary air pollution; hazardous wastes.
A state sovereignty in the sphere of information technologies. The concept of a virtual territory. The invisible hand of national law. Fragmentation of the information society. International regulation as an opportunity for reglobalozation. New dimensions of the digital divide. Countering private discrimination.
Nature of International Economic Law. The Bretton Woods Agreement. International Trade Law. International Financial Law. Regional Economic Integration. Governance. International Development Law. Private International Law. International Business Regulation.
International criminal law. Genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes. Individual criminal responsibility and modes of liability. International instruments.
Human rights are developed through the constant dialogue between international human rights bodies and domestic courts, in a search that crosses geographical, cultural and legal boundaries. The result is a unique human rights grammar, which this course shall discuss and question, examining the sources of human rights, the rights of individuals, the duties of States, and the mechanisms of protection.
