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Public International Law : International Law
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Price
£15 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand 
Course format
9 PDFs and 1 Quiz
Duration
1.4 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
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  • Tutor is available to students
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Overview

Do you understand individual areas of international law but still feel the wider picture is missing? When major concepts are studied separately, it can be difficult to see how they fit together. You may want a clearer foundation that helps you connect major principles rather than collecting disconnected pieces of information.

This Public International Law course is designed to bridge that knowledge gap. It gives you a structured route through International Law, helping you examine how the subject is formed, how its principles operate and how different concepts relate to one another. Instead of focusing on one narrow area, the curriculum brings together essential foundations, sources, municipal law, subjects, recognition, state territory and nationality.

Why Enrol on This Course

  • Build a stronger foundation — connect core legal concepts into one structured understanding.

  • Understand the bigger legal picture — explore how sources, principles, states and territory relate to the subject.

  • Strengthen your academic knowledge — examine key ideas in the subject without needing to piece together separate introductory courses.

  • Broaden your subject awareness — develop connected knowledge that can support further study of this field.

Certificate & Support

Your Certificate of Completion is included, giving you a record of completing the course. You can also access 24/7 learner support when you need assistance. With a 14-day refund policy, you can begin your learning with peace of mind.

Why This Course Offers Broader Coverage

The strength of this course lies in how its topics connect. Foundations lead into sources and principles; these provide context for subjects, recognition and state territory; nationality then extends the picture towards the relationship between individuals and states. This interconnected structure gives you broader International Law coverage in one learning journey, helping you build a more organised foundation without piecing together multiple introductory courses.

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Curriculum

This course contains

Format: 9 PDFs and 1 Quiz

Duration: 1h and 21m

Description

The course begins by establishing a clear foundation in International Law, then gradually moves into the ideas that shape the subject. You will explore its sources and examine the relationship between international law and municipal law, giving you context for how different legal systems interact.

From there, the curriculum introduces basic principles and the subjects of International Law. This helps you examine who or what can hold rights, responsibilities or legal status internationally. You will then explore recognition, a concept closely connected with the status and treatment of states.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, you should be able to:

  • Explain key foundations of International Law and describe its overall scope.

  • Identify major sources of International Law and understand their significance.

  • Examine the relationship between international and municipal law within a wider legal context.

  • Recognise fundamental principles and subjects of International Law and explain their relevance.

  • Describe recognition and state territory as important areas within International Law.

  • Develop clearer knowledge of nationality and its relationship with states.

  • Connect major concepts across the field to create a more coherent foundation for further learning.

Who is this course for?

This Public International Law course is ideal for:

  • Law students and legal practitioners

  • Aspiring diplomats and government officials

  • International relations and political science graduates

  • Academics and researchers in legal studies

  • Anyone interested in understanding global legal systems and Public International Law

Requirements

  • No prior experience in law required

  • A keen interest in international legal systems and global governance

  • Access to an internet-enabled device for online study

Career path

This Public International Law course serves as excellent preparation.

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