2022 Spring - Non -automatic

The course is aimed at developing students ' understanding of the importance of public international law, understanding the difference between national and international law, and knowledge of the main sources and institutions that govern international law. In the course of studying this discipline, students will study in detail aspects of international law, such as the legal relationship of participants in international relations, the main criteria of statehood and controversial issues of recognition of statehood, human rights, and international criminal law, the legal use of force in the process of resolving international disputes, the main international legal institutions. At the end of the course, students will be able to critically analyze the legal relations between States, will be able to draw Parallels with international precedents in the settlement of certain legal aspects in the international arena. Also, referring to the main institutions of the international legal field, students will be able to conduct analytical research on current topics in this course.

This course is designed to prepare students for ACCA F9 “Financial Management” qualification exams. Despite some topics are the replication of the topics covered during previous course, the distinction lies in the depth of the concepts. Thus, students are expected to exhibit deeper critical thinking and analyzing skills. The key focus of the course is student-centered learning, which will be achieved through individual and group assignments as well as in-class group discussions and activities will be encouraged.