International Law in Action: International Courts and Tribunals
Run by Leiden University / Coursera
OnlineOnlineSelf-paced, about 20 hours (5 modules; 2 weeks at 10 hours a week)Audit at no cost; verified certificate is a paid optionOpenLow effort
About this opportunity
<p>International Law in Action is a Leiden University MOOC on Coursera that guides learners through the international courts and tribunals based in The Hague, including the International Court of Justice, arbitral bodies, and international criminal tribunals. Through selected cases and interviews with judges and lawyers, students explore how each institution addresses contemporary problems and contributes to global justice.</p><ul><li>Five modules covering the Hague institutions, the ICJ, arbitration of international disputes, international criminal courts, and concluding themes.</li><li>Self-paced with flexible schedule; includes five graded assignments toward a shareable certificate.</li><li>Three cross-cutting themes: the interaction of law and politics, the role of State consent, and the capacity of international courts to protect global values.</li><li>Taught by Larissa van den Herik, Cecily Rose, and other Leiden faculty.</li><li>Free to join; an optional verified certificate is available for a fee, with financial aid available via Coursera.</li></ul><p>It forms part of a three-course Leiden series alongside modules on investigating international crimes and the arbitration of international disputes.</p>
How to apply
Click Enroll now on the Coursera course page; the course is free to join and to participate in. A verified certificate is a paid option, and learners who cannot pay can request financial aid via Coursera.
What you get
Certificate
Frequently asked
Who runs this?+
Run by Leiden University / Coursera. More on their website.
Is it paid?+
Cost: Audit at no cost; verified certificate is a paid option.
How do I apply?+
Click Enroll now on the Coursera course page; the course is free to join and to participate in.
International Law in Action: International Courts and Tribunals
Run by Leiden University / Coursera
OnlineOnlineSelf-paced, about 20 hours (5 modules; 2 weeks at 10 hours a week)Audit at no cost; verified certificate is a paid optionOpenLow effort
About this opportunity
<p>International Law in Action is a Leiden University MOOC on Coursera that guides learners through the international courts and tribunals based in The Hague, including the International Court of Justice, arbitral bodies, and international criminal tribunals. Through selected cases and interviews with judges and lawyers, students explore how each institution addresses contemporary problems and contributes to global justice.</p><ul><li>Five modules covering the Hague institutions, the ICJ, arbitration of international disputes, international criminal courts, and concluding themes.</li><li>Self-paced with flexible schedule; includes five graded assignments toward a shareable certificate.</li><li>Three cross-cutting themes: the interaction of law and politics, the role of State consent, and the capacity of international courts to protect global values.</li><li>Taught by Larissa van den Herik, Cecily Rose, and other Leiden faculty.</li><li>Free to join; an optional verified certificate is available for a fee, with financial aid available via Coursera.</li></ul><p>It forms part of a three-course Leiden series alongside modules on investigating international crimes and the arbitration of international disputes.</p>
How to apply
Click Enroll now on the Coursera course page; the course is free to join and to participate in. A verified certificate is a paid option, and learners who cannot pay can request financial aid via Coursera.
What you get
Certificate
Frequently asked
Who runs this?+
Run by Leiden University / Coursera. More on their website.
Is it paid?+
Cost: Audit at no cost; verified certificate is a paid option.
How do I apply?+
Click Enroll now on the Coursera course page; the course is free to join and to participate in.
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