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Postgraduate Guide 2016


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for 2016 LLM International Law


This course provides an intellectual hub for a range of internationally-focused modules in the School that draw on our staff’s wealth of expertise in this important field. The teaching team includes Professor William Schabas (law), a leading world expert on the law of genocide and international law, and Dr Elvira Domínguez-Redondo an expert on public international law and human rights legal theory. Students will also be taught by a number of other authorities in their respective fields including Professor Joshua Castellino (minority rights), Dr Nadia Bernaz (international law relating to human rights and business), Dr David Keane (international human rights law) and Dr Anthony Cullen (international humanitarian law).


MODULES Dissertation Foundations and Principles of International Law International Organisations and International Dispute Resolution Law and Policy of the World Trade Organisation Legal Research Skills World Trade Law


OPTIONAL MODULES International Commercial Litigation and Arbitration International Criminal Law International Humanitarian Law International Human Rights Law International Maritime Law International Migration and the Law International Trade Law Minority Rights in International Law Public International Law


LLM International Minority Rights Law


According to US philosopher and race equality activist Cornel West, “The aim of a constitutional democracy is to safeguard the rights of the minority and avoid the tyranny of the majority”. This course allows you to gain deeper understanding of how far minorities, indigenous peoples and others in vulnerable situations can access international human rights law. This course is led by the School’s Dean, Professor Joshua Castellino, an international expert on minority rights. You will also be taught by Professor William Schabas (cited as the leading world expert on the law of genocide and international law), Dr Elvira Domínguez-Redondo (international human rights law) and Dr David Keane (racial discrimination and religious intolerance).


MODULES Legal Research Skills Dissertation International Human Rights Law Minority Rights and Indigenous Peoples in International Law Sustainable Development and Rights


OPTIONAL MODULE International Migration and the Law


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