The specialisation International Law is characterized by the complex environment in which students have to operate. This is primarily caused by the international character of this specialisation, in which English is the language of instruction and communication, students are part of an international environment (cooperation with students from all over the world) and the students are confronted with the complex influence of the international legal order.
Within the specialisation the emphasis is put on globalisation of society. In the A-Block the focus is on the effects of globalisation on trade and industry and in the B-Block the social effects of globalisation are addressed.
Both educational blocks have a common theme which further defines the programme’s other components: the far-reaching consequences of piracy and counterfeiting for the pharmaceutical industry and man.
The different components of the programme cover a broad and in-depth range of knowledge, skills and attitude. During the entire specialisation the components are linked to the Projects.
Start
First semester, 9 September 2013
Second Semester, 10 February 2014
Number of EC's
30 EC's
Language of communication and instruction
English
Intended for
Students of the Hanze UAS, exchange students and certificate students
Prerequisites
- A knowledge of law
- A good to advanced command of the English language, level B2 (CEFR) comparable to IELTS 6.0. Applicants will need to take a test to assess their level of English
- A letter of application should be written by the applicant explaining the choice for International Law
- An assessment interview for applicants by or on behalf of the senior lecturer Internationalisation is also required
Additional information
Extra costs for excursions which are part of the projects are approximately € 300,-.
Students min. – max.
15-32
Contact person
Marjolijn Kolk
m.m.kolk@pl.hanze.nl