Legacy Code 200663

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Student Contribution Band

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Restrictions

Successful completion of 80 credit points of law subjects

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this subject, students should be able to:

1. demonstrate a basic understanding of the sources of public international law, and apply them to specific factual scenarios
2. engage in critical discussion of relevant legal and advocacy considerations arising from specific moot problems and present oral arguments persuasively
3. demonstrate clear research and analytical skills in relation to complex factual problems involving issues of international law
4. produce draft written memorials which demonstrates clear, well structured, appropriately referenced, critical and original analysis and arguments
5. understand the court etiquette, rules of procedure and evidence and requirements regarding an oral presentation to the International Court of Justice
6. develop and refine their oral presentation skills to the level required for international moot court competitions

Subject Content

- oral presentation skills
- research skills
- written memorial skills
- Understanding The Rules of The international court of justice