International Law

- Basic knowledge and understanding of the main institutions of public and private international law
- Ability to apply the acquired knowledge and understanding to specific sets of facts
- Judgment autonomy in analysing the phenomena of international legal life and their practical consequences
- Communication skills and ability to support an own personal re-elaboration through logical rigour and property of language
- Learning skills, understood as a reflection on the historical and evolutionary aspects of public and private international law

At the end of the course, a student having successfully learned this subject will have acquired a thorough knowledge of the sources and main institutions of public international law; the rules governing relations between the subjects of international law; the rules governing private relationships of an international nature