The course aims that students acquire knowledge of the features of international law system and its functioning. In particular, it aims at providing students with:
KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING:
1. in-depth knowledge and skills relating to the international legal order, as well as research and interpretation skills in respect of international standards and the acts of international organisations, the case law of the main international courts and domestic courts in international matters;
APPLYING KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING:
2. ability to interpret international standards and jurisprudence and to assess their effect on the internal system;
MAKING JUDGEMENTS:
3) ability to autonomously analyse and critically assess current problems concerning the international legal order,;
COMMUNICATION:
4) ability to argue orally in depth the problems inherent in the international legal order and to communicate with specialist interlocutors;
LIFELONG LEARNING SKILLS:
5) ability to judge autonomously the soundness and correctness of information relating to aspects of international law disseminated by press, mass media and national institutions.