International Law and Relations

Course description and benefits

Participants will be comprehensively informed on different types of international law and gain a detailed insight into the history and reformation that international law has undergone since its conception. The global context of international law and relations will also be examined.

Who will benefit

• Political scientists
• Government/NGO employees working in international law and relations
• University lecturers on international law and relations

Course outline

• Basic international relations and law terms
• Overview of international law
• Overview of international relations
• Different types of international law
• Country relations
• Role of the United Nations

Course outcomes

On completion of this course, participants will:

• Have a detailed understanding of international law and relations.
• Be equipped to expand on knowledge for real-world application.
• Know where country of work fits into a global context.
• Understand the operability of international law.

Course format

There will be a combination of innovative learning workshops and classroom time. Classroom sessions will include different learning approaches such as lectures, intensive and participative group discussions, practical exercises and guest lectures.

Presenters

The course presenters will include top-level industry experts and practitioners.

Course materials

In addition to comprehensive course notes, participants will be provided with course bags, core textbooks and a notebook.

Tea break and lunch will also be provided.

Venues Dates Cost

Dublin – 7-11 August – $2,950 per participant

London

Dubai – 4-8 December – $2,950 per participant

Local (Nigeria) – 12-16 June

23-27 October – N245,000 inclusive of VAT per participant