International Law and Human Rights
- Taught by Lawyers and International Legal Scholars
- Focuses on International Legal System
- Explores Human Rights Norms and Structures
International law addresses not only trade and business, but also criminal and war crimes prosecutions, post-conflict transitional justice, reparations, and national reconstruction. Gain insights into human rights norms and structures in an international framework, including the defining and provision of social and economic rights, as well as what redress the international community offers to the violations of these rights.
This semester, study from anywhere in the world in the safety and comfort of your home through online or remote instruction.
Disaster Preparedness and Humanitarian Assistance
In order to achieve the key UN Sustainable Development goals of "No Poverty, Zero Hunger, Good Health and Wellbeing, Gender Equality, Clean...
Human Rights and Development
A rights-based approach to development has become increasingly central in explaining and addressing the underlying issues related to economic,...
Critical Issues and Careers in Global Affairs
Apply for this Summer 2025 course here. Thinking about grad school? Considering an impactful career in the global arena? Spend two weeks...
Gender in International Affairs
Gain a broad, multidisciplinary overview of gender in international affairs, drawing upon examples from international, national, and local contexts.
International Criminal Law and Human Rights
Gain a critical introduction to international criminal justice and examine the sources, systems, and foundations of international criminal law.