International Dispute Settlement and Arbitration (Advanced LL.M.)
Programme structure
This master allows you to specialise in international dispute settlement and arbitration with a strong emphasis on public international law, while at the same time connecting to other related fields of law, such as arbitration in the international commercial law context.
Programme outline
The programme consists of eight mandatory courses and a thesis. The first semester focuses on general principles and theories, while the second semester deals with specialised subjects, including various courses on arbitration.
You will find the programme structure, an overview of the courses and detailed course descriptions in the Prospectus.
Courses
In this programme, you will take the following courses:
Core courses
- Principles of International Law and International Dispute Settlement
- International Litigation and Arbitration Proceedings
- International Arbitration in Public International Law
Specialised courses
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Negotiation and Mediation
- Proceedings before International Courts and Tribunals in Practice
- International Trade Law
- International Commercial Arbitration
- International Investment Law and Arbitration
The programme includes a significant research dimension, and you will be required to write a thesis on a topic of your choice.
You will find the programme structure, an overview of the courses and detailed course descriptions in the Prospectus. Please note that the Prospectus applies to the current academic year, which means that the curriculum for the next academic year may differ slightly.