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Master's of Laws in Public International Law

University of Oslo

Programme website	http://www.uio.no/studier/program/pubint-master/ (Opens in new window)
Contact (person and/or unit)	International Education Office
Telephone	(+47) 22 85 82 00 (Monday,Tuesday, Thursday 10:00-11:00)
Email	international@admin.uio.no
Programme duration	1 1/2 years
Programme description	During the last 50 years, public international law has gone through a double change of perspective. Starting off with a focus mainly on inter-state relations, we have witnessed that public international law increasingly focuses on individuals? rights and duties. Secondly, public international law has taken into account the effects of globalization and the necessity of protecting general and common international interests. The master programme wants to reflect this broader perspective by combining a course on classical public international law with a range of elective courses that illustrate the changing nature of public international law. The courses offer a context-based approach which highlights linkages between the national, regional, and international levels. ; Students must write a thesis towards the end of the course. The topic needs not be related to any of the courses, but must be on a subject related to public international law.; The courses are held by lecturers working at the Department of Public and International Law and at the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights.
Application deadline	1 December for Quota Scheme applicants. 1 December for self-financing applicants. 15 April for self financing applicants from the EEA -area. 1 March for Norwegian/Nordic applicants and applicants with permanent Norwegian residence permit.
Nokut certification	No (What is this?) NOKUT (Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education) NOKUT is an independent state body whose purpose is to safeguard and develop the quality of Norwegian higher educational institutions. This is done through evaluation, accreditation and recognition of quality systems, institutions and study programmes. Only courses that are accredited or recognised by NOKUT, or are accredited as a result of the institution's blanket accreditation, have the right to be called "higher education". More information about NOKUT: www.nokut.no
Formal prerequisites	Applicants must have completed a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B.) or a recognized equivalent of at least three years duration. Students from countries which only give juridical degrees of longer duration than three years must still graduate prior to admission. ; English Language Proficiency Requirements. Applicants from the EEA-area may apply to the 15 April deadline if they are still in progress with their bachelor's degree. (see conditions and how to apply at http://www.uio.no/.. )
Tuition	No tuition fees
Subject area	Law
Degree level	Master
City	Oslo, Norway
Credits	90
Language of teaching	English
Scholarship	Quota
Application procedures	A written statement of purpose in English describing your background and motivation for applying to the Master's degree program must accompany the application form. The statement should be 1-2 pages, typewritten and double-spaced. Transcripts, diplomas, degrees, letters of reference etc., must be officially certified copies of the original. A photocopied signature will not be accepted. All transcripts, diplomas and degrees must be followed by an enclosure describing the grading system (e.g. diploma supplement). For application forms and further information, please see: http://www.uio.no/studier/program...tasjon/programopptak-og-frister.html