International Criminal Law (Advanced LL.M.)

Programme structure

Programme outline

In our seminars, you will be introduced to topics such as international crimes, modes of liability, general principles of international criminal law and impediments to enforcement. Particular emphasis will be placed on perfecting research skills and critically reflecting on the current structure of human rights mechanisms. Such discourse will occur through readings, analyses, discussions, writing papers, giving presentations and engaging in guest lectures.

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:

General courses

• Public International Law
• International Institutional Law
• International Humanitarian Law
• International Human Rights Law

Specialisation courses

• International Criminal Trials
• International Crimes
• Individual Criminal Responsibility
• Law and Practice of the ICC
• International Criminal Procedure
• Advocacy and Criminal Litigation

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.