Law of International Organizations (5cr)

Objective

Upon completing this module, the student should be able to discuss in depth various questions related to the law of international organizations

Content

The course will focus on the development and operation of the United Nations and/or other international organizations.

Materials

Klabbers, J. Advanced Introduction to the Law of International Organizations (Edward Elgar, 2015)

Further information

Part B is organized in fall term. If no seminar is available in spring term, you can gain ECTS by a literature exam instead. Details are to be confirmed later.

Execution methods

A) Lectures + lecture test. More information in Moodle workspace "Public International Law Courses in English".

B) Seminar including a written assignment and its presentation.
Minimum group size: 8 students, registration in WebOodi.

C) Written examination on Klabbers Jan, Advanced Introduction to the Law of International Organizations (Edward Elgar 2015).
The written examination is available as an e-exam in the electrical exam service (called EXAM).

Accomplishment methods

The module consists of 3 parts of which students can choose those they wish to do. Part B (seminar) is organized in fall term.

A) 2 ECTS: lectures + lecture test
B) 2 ECTS: seminar (group work treaty drafting exercise)
C) 1 ECTS: (electronic) literature exam