The United Nations Institute for Training Online Certificate on International Law and the United Nations System
The United Nations Institute for Training and Research’s (UNITAR) Online Certificate on International Law and the UN system offers a unique occasion for both scholars wanting to pursue a career in transnational law or transnational relations, and professionals working in transnational and indigenous associations as well as governmental and non-governmental institutions, to expand their knowledge on transnational law, multinational tactfulness and the United Nation system.
Using internet-grounded training, UNITAR brings actors and coaches together in a unique virtual literacy terrain. All courses are based on UNITAR’s wealth of experience in designing and enforcing training shops on tactfulness and multinational affairs in the country and indigenous situations. The online methodology provides specific advantages for geographically and time-constrained individuals to gain precious information for their day-to-day operations and unborn systems.
Event Objects
After completing the Online Certificate, scholars will be able to
Explain the current challenges in transnational affairs and tactfulness;
Describe the underpinning principles of transnational law governing transnational organizations;
Perform in both bilateral and multinational working surroundings with increased confidence;
Develop logical chops and critical thinking;
Content and Structure
To be awarded the Online Certificate, actors are needed to share and successfully complete 2 of the transnational law and 2 of the Multilateral Diplomacy courses offered by UNITAR’s Division for Multilateral Diplomacy from February to December 2024 and submit a Final Research Paper by 31 December 2024.
The learning courses the scholars can choose from are
International Law
International Law – Track 2 ( Q&A Webinar)
3-week tone-paced online course plus a 2-hour webinar for Q & A with a high-position expert
Dates: 14th February – 6 March 2024; Webinar on 4 March
15 August – 4 September 2024; Webinar 2 September (TBC)
Law of Treaties – Track 2 ( Q&A Webinar)
3-week tone-paced online course plus a 2-hour webinar with a high-position expert
Dates: 2nd May – 22 May 2024; Webinar on 20 May
19 September – 9 October 2024; Webinar 7 October (TBC)
Law of International Organizations – Track 2 ( Q&A Webinar)
3-week tone-paced online course plus a 2-hour webinar with a high-position expert
Dates: 20 June – 10 July 2024; Webinar 7 July (TBC)
14 November – 4 December; Webinar 2 December (TBC);
Multilateral Diplomacy
United Nations Protocol
4-weeks, the instructor eased the course
Dates: 23 May – 19 June 2024
17 October – 13 November 2024
Preface to the UN System
4 weeks, the instructor eased with a 3-hour virtual guided stint
Dates: Spring 2024 (TBC)
Public and Cultural Diplomacy
6-weeks, the instructor eased the course
Dates: 05 September – 16 October 2024
Kindly note that some course dates might change.
All courses last between 3 to 6 weeks. The average workload for an individual course is 5 – 8 study hours per week.
The final demand to gain the Online Certificate on International Law and the UN system will be the submission of an exploration paper of between and words.
Methodology
The Certificate courses are tutored purely online and are either moderated by elderly transnational experts, placing an emphasis on online conversations and tone-paced literacy, or contain a Q & A session with an elderly expert.
The courses will correspond to the following factors
(1) Mandatory and voluntary reading material, intended to educate the introductory generalities and principles of the assignment’s subject- matter;
(2) Multimedia and external links to fresh books, papers, documents, and websites related to the assignments;
(3) Quizzes and case studies;
(4) Community Discussion Boards;
(5) Cooperative literacy tools similar to simulation exercises, webinars, and exchanges.
Fresh Information
Still, you don't need to register for the separate e-learning courses, If you register for the online instrument. Rather, please shoot us a dispatch atinfo.ilp@unitar.org before the launch of an e-learning course to confirm that you would like to take the course as part of the Parchment.
UNITAR is an anon-accrediting Advanced Education institution, and similar, warrants that may be awarded by UNITAR carry no delegation recognition.
Admission conditions
There are no specific admission conditions. Actors who wish to enroll in one particular course without being awarded a parchment can still do so.
General conditions
A good command of the English language
Computer knowledge
Specialized conditions
UNITAR recommends having a stable internet connection to Pierce learning courses and joining the Q&A session via the platform of drone.
Payment information
We largely recommend credit card payments.
For further information, please consult the International Law platoon at viainfo.ilp@unitar.org
