English language Program “International Law”
INTERNATIONAL LAW
Department of International Law and European Integration
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN INTERNATIONAL LAW SCHOLAR
Whereas judges, prosecutors, and lawyers are rather well-known jobs, some qualifications remain unfamiliar. Thus, few know what international law scholars are or, more specifically, what they do. Mostly, these experts are employed by state organizations and companies that have clients and conduct their commercial activities abroad.
Their duties include execution and legal examination of treaties, negotiation with international partners and counteragents as well as legal support for various agreements. These specialists are also responsible for monitoring and analyzing changes in both domestic and external legislation and handling cases at international arbitration and foreign courts of competent jurisdiction.
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ARGUMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW
1. The only integrated educational program in law and international relations;
2. The possibility of learning academic program and certified modules;
3. Modern educational program that is responsible for the challenges of the time focused on standards and recommendations of European Higher Education Area;
4. Creative approaches to learning a new transfer of theoretical knowledge, practical skills;
5. Public debate and discussion panels on political and legal topics, PBL seminars, workshops and training on personal development;
6. International mobility and exchange of experience in international projects and programs;
7. The possibility to join the professional community and begin a professional career through Moot Court, diplomatic tours and internships;
8. Engagement in international student network and active youth community.
PROFILE OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
|
Degree |
Specialty |
Educational program |
Duration of studies |
Number credits |
|
Bachelor |
Law |
International Law |
3 years 10 months |
240 ECTS |
|
Master (since 2019) |
Law |
International Law |
1
year 4 months (3 semesters) |
90 ECTS |
WHAT STUDENTS STUDY:
International legal mechanisms of human rights protection
Law of treaties
International public and International private law
International migration law
International humanitarian law
Space and sea law
Security law
Monetary and trade law
Labor law
Institutional law of the European Union
Customs and investment law
Intellectual property law and even a survey course of private law practice
