Professional Diploma in International Law Management

The Diploma in International Law Management is designed to equip students with a solid understanding of the principles of international law and how they apply in a management context. Students will learn about the international legal system, including the sources of international law, the role of international organizations, and the resolution of international disputes. They will also gain insight into the impact of international law on business operations, human rights, and sustainable development.

£450

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Course Content:

Session 1: Introduction to International Law (2 hours)

  • Sources of international law
  • Principles of international law
  • Historical development of international law

Session 2: International Legal System (2 hours)

  • International Organisations and their role in international law
  • International courts and tribunals
  • Jurisdiction and immunities

Session 3: International Human Rights Law (2 hours)

  • The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  • International human rights treaties and their implementation
  • Human rights abuses and Accountability

Session 4: International Trade Law (2 hours)

  • World Trade Organization (WTO) and its legal framework
  • International trade agreements and their impact on businesses
  • Dispute resolution in international trade

Session 5: International Investment Law (2 hours)

  • International investment agreements
  • Investment disputes and settlement mechanisms
  • Investor-state arbitration

Session 6: International Environmental Law (2 hours)

  • International environmental treaties and conventions
  • Corporate responsibility for environmental impacts
  • Climate Change and international cooperation


Session 7: International Criminal Law (2 hours)

  • International crimes and their prosecution
  • International Criminal Court and its jurisdiction
  • Complementarity and national courts

Session 8: International Humanitarian Law (2 hours)

  • Principles of international humanitarian law
  • Protection of civilians and prisoners of war
  • Implementation and enforcement of international humanitarian law

E-Learning Component (8 hours)

Students will be provided access to e-learning materials covering the topics covered in the in-class sessions. 

Assignments and Presentation (4 hours)

Students will be required to complete an assignment based on a selected topic related to international law management. Students will also be required to present their findings in a 15-minute presentation to the class.

Certification:

Upon successfully completing the Diploma in International Law Management, students will receive a certificate of completion.