Titel:
Master of Laws
For the 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 your area of study. Through focused seminars and workshops, you will be challenged to develop your own views on the role and functioning of public international law.
For this programme, you will choose one of the following specialisations:
During the programme, you will develop the skills to:
The Advanced LLM in Public International Law has a large network of alumni around the globe working in international organisations such as the United Nations, courts and tribunals like the International Court of Justice, NGOs such as Amnesty International, government departments and the private sector. For example, our students have gone on to work as practicing lawyers in international dispute settlement, as diplomats negotiating treaties between states, or as advocates for human rights, environmental protection or humanitarian issues. Moreover, some of our students decide to pursue careers in academia, completing PhDs and securing positions at universities around the world.
Hitomi Takemura
Alumna
I am grateful for my time in the Public International Law programme because it served as the foundation that sparked my interest in International Criminal Law. Due to our focus on this unique specialisation, I now know that I hope to pursue International Criminal Law professionally.
Semester I
Capita Selecta I: Public International Law (10 EC)
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International Protection of Human Rights (5 EC) |
International Institutional Law (5 EC)
International Criminal Law
(5 EC )
Capita Selecta II: Public International Law (5 EC)
Semester II
International Humanitarian Law (5 EC)
Peacebuilding and Transitional Justice (5 EC)
Advanced International Criminal Law and Procedure (5 EC) OR
Sustainable Development in International Law (5 EC)
International Criminal Litigation (5 EC) OR
Law of Peace Operations (5 EC)
Master Thesis: Advanced LLM PIL (10 EC)
Master of Laws
English
Leiden
75027
1 or 2 years
Full-time
September