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Course Outline
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Targeted SyllabusCurated using past years' paper analysis.
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Current Affairs & Global IssuesStay updated with important international developments.
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Comprehensive CoverageTreaties, conventions, landmark, and recent judgments.
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Career InsightsExplore opportunities and pathways in International Law.
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Visual LearningLearn through engaging infographics and high-quality video lectures.
Why this Course?
From Basics to Global Developments
International Law is not limited to definitions and theories. Learn everything from the foundations of International Law to current global developments like the Russia–Ukraine war, Israel–Palestine conflict, and evolving international issues.
Learn Through Story-telling Format
International Law becomes easier when you understand the events, conflicts, and decisions that shaped it. Our storytelling approach helps you connect concepts to real-world situations and remember them more effectively.
Cases That Shaped International Law
Judgments have played a major role in the development of International Law. Study landmark cases such as the SS Lotus case, the Asylum case, and other key decisions by examining their impact
Important Topics, Clearly Covered
Build clarity on essential areas such as International Humanitarian Law, the Laws of War, the United Nations and its organs, state responsibility, and other concepts that form the core of the subject.
For Law School & Competitive Exams
Whether you are preparing for semester exams or competitive exams, get a strong understanding of concepts, cases, and current developments to approach questions with confidence.
Course Syllabus
- The way to go
- Must Know Topics in International Law
- Course Instructors
- Why opt for a career in international law
- What is International Law
- Historical Development
- Subjects of International Law
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- 6 organs of United Nations
- Activity and Assessment Answers
- World War I & Creation of League of Nations (Later UN)
- World War II & The Use of Nuclear Weapons in IL
- Intergovernmental Organizations
- UN Refugee Convention
- G20 Summit
- Assessment Answers
- Introduction to Treaties
- Basis of Treaties
- NATO
- Assessment Answers
- International law vs Municipal law
- Comparative Analysis
- Assessment Answers
- State Succession
- State Recognition
- Case Briefs on State Recognition
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- International Human Rights Law
- United Nations Human Rights Instruments
- National & State Human Rights Commission
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- Development of International Environment Law
- UN Conferences on Environment Protection
- Environmental Conventions and Protocols
- Constitutional Perspectives
- Assessment Answers
- Law of Sea
- Air Law
- Law of the Space
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- Recent Wars Explained
- Laws of War (Legal Perspective)
- The Iran Israel Conflict
- India & it's neighbours
- Wars between India & Pakistan
- Activity for You
- Assessment Answers
- Dispute Settlement
- Compulsive means of Settling International Disputes
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- Extradition and asylum
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Who should take this course?
Frequently Asked Questions
International Law is a set of rules that governs how countries and global bodies interact. It’s important because it helps manage conflicts, trade, human rights, and promotes peace between nations.
Yes, after completing your LLB (3-year or 5-year), you can pursue an LLM in International Law. This postgraduate specialisation is ideal for students interested in global legal frameworks, diplomacy, or transnational litigation. Admission is typically through exams like CLAT PG, LSAT India, or university-specific entrances.
Top Indian colleges offering LLM in International Law include:
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National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore
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Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat
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Indian Society of International Law (ISIL), New Delhi
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NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
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Faculty of Legal Studies, South Asian University, Delhi
To become an International Legal Advisor, you should:
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Complete an LLB degree
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Pursue LLM in International Law or related field
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Gain experience via internships in law firms, NGOs, or diplomatic institutions
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Learn foreign languages and keep up with global legal developments
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Consider international certifications or bar exams (like NY Bar if working abroad)
Yes, international law is useful for UPSC and civil services, especially in GS Paper 2 (IR, treaties, global bodies). It's key in the Law optional and a strong advantage for IFS and related roles.
Yes, international law is included in both CLAT PG and UGC NET.
In CLAT PG, it appears under Public International Law and related topics. In UGC NET (Law), it covers treaties, global organisations, and legal systems — making it a relevant and scoring subject for both exams.
No. Access is limited to a single device only. Imp Note: All course materials (which are not limited to videos, notes, PDFs) are strictly for your personal use. Any form of sharing, distributing, recording, or using Finology Legal’s materials for other purposes will not be tolerated and will result in immediate revocation of access and legal action. We trust our students to respect the material, but misuse will have serious consequences.
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