Course in International Criminal Law

The course in International Criminal Law is a unique opportunity to enter a field in constant evolution and of great global relevance. The growing attention to international crimes and the demand for transnational justice makes this discipline fundamental in the current legal panorama. Through this course, you will develop key skills such as critical analysis, legal argumentation and understanding of international mechanisms for crime prosecution. The training covers from the history and development of international criminal law to international criminal courts, offering an integral vision that will prepare you to face the challenges of the sector. In addition, the rise of interest in international criminal justice opens numerous labor opportunities in government and non -governmental organizations. Join and be part of a crucial change in the struggle for human rights and global justice.

- Understand the historical evolution of international criminal law and its impact on global justice. - Analyze the foundations of International Criminal Law to apply in diverse legal contexts. - Identify and classify international crimes according to current regulations and their relevance. - Evaluate the functioning of international criminal courts in the persecution of serious crimes. - Investigate the procedures of international criminal procedural law and their application in real cases. - Examine national mechanisms to judge international crimes and their contribution to peace. - Develop critical skills to address complex cases in the field of international criminal law.

- Lawyer Specialized in International Criminal Law in Firm or NGOs - Consultant in International Organizations - Researcher at Centers for Transnational Justice Studies - Legal Advisor in International Criminal Courts - Official in government institutions related to Human Rights - Teacher in Universities on International Criminal Law issues - Professional in Mediation and Resolution of International Conflicts - Expert in Justice Policies and Restoration of Peace

The course in International Criminal Law prepares you to understand the evolution and foundations of this discipline, as well as international crimes and their prosecution in specialized courts. At the end, you can analyze cases of international crimes and apply national mechanisms for persecution. In addition, you will acquire skills to evaluate peace restoration in conflict contexts. With this knowledge, you will be better trained to address complex problems in the field of international criminal law.

This course in International Criminal Law is designed for professionals and graduates who seek to expand their knowledge in an area of growing relevance. It is ideal for lawyers, criminologists and human rights specialists who wish to understand the history and development of international criminal law, international crimes, and mechanisms for prosecution of crimes globally.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.