Location
Netherlands
Study Format
On Campus
Course language
English
Study Fields
Law, International Relations
Duration
1 Year
Academic pace
Full Time, Part-time
Degree
Masters of Laws (LLM)
Tuition Fee
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Location
Netherlands
Study Format
On Campus
Course language
English
Study Fields
Law, International Relations
Duration
1 Year
Academic pace
Full Time, Part-time
Degree
Masters of Laws (LLM)
Tuition Fee
Request info
For Public International Law, you will choose one of two major specialisations: International Criminal Law or Peace, Justice and Development.
In this advanced master’s programme, you will gain a thorough understanding of the legislation that governs international relations in an increasingly complex global society. You will learn in-depth about a wide range of aspects that affect our world, in addition to getting the opportunity to specialise in your area of study. Through focused seminars and workshops, you will be challenged to develop your views on the role and functioning of public international law.
For this programme, you will choose one of the following specialisations:
Which organisations have the authority to intervene when violations of human rights occur? Which legal means can be used to combat international terrorism? The Advanced Master's specialization in International Criminal Law at Leiden University examines international criminal law and international criminal procedure.
As a student of the Advanced Studies programme in International Criminal Law, you will benefit from:
How are war and justice regulated in times of international turmoil? How can the international community develop effective governance mechanisms, including law, to better honour peace as a fundamental human right?
As a student of the Advanced Studies in Peace, Justice and Development programme, you will benefit from:
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International student advisers
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Student counsellors
We have a number of specialised student counsellors available. They can help in legal and financial matters, but can also assist you in developing study-related skills. The skills package that is offered involves individual counselling and workshops designed to support you in your academic performance. Topics covered include thesis writing, time management, stress management and planning. Additionally, our counsellors are available to help resolve study and personal problems, should this be needed.
Departmental study advisers and coordinators
Each department has its own study advisers/coordinators who can answer questions about matters that are related to the study programme of your choice. You can consult the study adviser/coordinator on issues such as timetables, exam grades, choice of subjects and application for graduation.
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