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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Many take the notion that human rights emerged first and gradually extended its ambit to incorporate criminal laws which penalise dangerous human rights offenders for granted. However, the matter is not that straightforward as it may seem.

Human Rights and criminal laws share a much-complicated relationship, and that is what Future Learn's Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction certification course aims to explore in-depth. You need to dedicate a minimum of six hours to complete the course successfully.

During this four-week Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction certification by FutureLearn, you will develop a clear idea about essential concepts like international criminal law, human rights law and how these ideas interact, contradict and determine each other.

Besides that, you will get to know the core tenets of human rights, their overall impact on international criminal law and what the latter has done to prevent the violation of the former. The Human Rights and International Criminal Law Course Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction online course will enable you to unearth how governments individuals have prioritised human rights and fought against international crimes.

The Highlights

4-weeks course
Online Course
Free course
Six hours of study per week.
Self-paced learning
Experienced instructors
Reference and information-based learning

Programme Offerings

online teaching
Learned instructors
Audio-video lectures
English instructions
Four-week course
Recap Questions
Quiz
Discussion

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 2252	yes	Futurelearn

FutureLearn offers the Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction certification fee without any charges.
If you wish to obtain a course completion certificate, you must pay the required fee.
FutureLearn only has provisions for online payment modes like PayPal and debit/credit cards.

Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction fee structure

Course Name	Fee in INR
Course Fee, Buy Option	₹ 2,252
Course Fee, Subscription Model	₹ 770/month
Course Fee, Limited Access	Free

What you will learn

Knowledge of law

Once you complete the Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction certification syllabus, you will be able to:

Describe the interaction and interchange between human rights, child rights, gender issues and international criminal law.
Compare and evaluate the resources available to women and children to assist them in exercising their rights on the face of organised violence.
Get involved in hunting and sharing information regarding agencies engaged in fighting gender-based and sexual violence.
Evaluate the role of ICL in meeting the needs of victims of war crimes, genocide and other crimes against humanity.
Discuss and debate the extent to which human and international rights are effective in handling delicate situations like rampant violence and armed conflict.
Contemplate on what like-minded governments, civil society organisations and individuals have already done to uphold human rights and end impunity and what is still left to be done.

Who it is for

Human Rights Lawyer

Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction training is valuable for the following categories of people:

Students, pursuing post-graduation in international law and international relations.
Professionals
Human Rights Activists
Human Rights Lawyers
NGO officers, interested in discerning the arena of international law.

Admission Details

Use these steps to join the Human Rights and International Criminal Law programme:

Go to Future Learn's official website and open an account with your name, age, email ID and password. You can also choose to sign in through your Facebook or Google account.
Now, type Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction in the 'Search online courses' bar.
You will land on the course page where you have to click on the 'Join course for free.'
Then, you have to select 'Go to course' under the 'Free' section.
You will reach the course module page from where you can access all course materials free of charge.

Application Details

Candidates only need to register with FutureLearn to start learning the Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction course. There is no such application form.

Admission Details

Please follow these steps for the Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction classes admission procedure.

Step1: Get to the official URL: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/human-rights-and-international-criminal-law

Step 2: Then find out where the Register or Join Course’ button can be found.

Step 3: Next, register yourself as a candidate, and pay the fee to proceed.

The Syllabus

Instructors

University of Padua, Padua Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: What is the duration of this programme?

The Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction course by FutureLearn spans four weeks in total.

2: How much do I need to pay for the course materials?

FutureLearn provides the programme for free. Therefore, you don't have to pay anything for the course materials.

3: Who is going to teach this Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction online course?

Eminent scholars and activists like Paolo De Stefani, Federica Napolitano and Ling Han will be instructing this course. They are all associated with the University of Padova.

4: Who is the originator of this Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction course?

The Human Rights and International Criminal Law: An Introduction Course by Future Learn has been conceived by one of Europe's earliest and most respected universities, the University of Padua.

5: Does the programme comprise any assignment?

There are no assignments as such. However, the course does consist of recap questions, quizzes and an open forum for discussion.