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Law degree programs
at RCST School of Law will provide students with knowledge and skills to understand
the fundamental principles of laws and its relationship with man and society.
students will understand core topics of law such as principles of supremacy of law, equality before the law,
accountability to the law, fairness in the application of the law, separation of
powers, participation in decision-making, legal certainty, avoidance of
arbitrariness and procedural and legal transparency.
RCST
Master of International Criminal Law program contains very interesting
curriculum and training exercises, it will enable
students to answer three simple but terribly difficult questions:
(1) Does
International Criminal Law stand between Hope and Disillusion?;
(2) Does
it constitute a fragile or strong foundation for sustaining Peace?;
(3) Is it a tool for
reflection on the future of the Mankind?
Learning about International
Criminal Law makes possible to better understand the universal values that
preside over the duty to protect human rights, and to better analyse the ins and
outs of what constitutes the first crime against humanity, especially "war".
RCST
School of Law upholds the indivisible doctrine that
law must be accessible, intelligible, clear, and predictable. Our students
will learn this 'Value'. We are committed
to the dynamism
of an
ever-changing world to creating a
formidable
Law
curriculum
-
studies that
truly teach
law to
serves
the
people
equitably without being
manipulated
for the benefits of the powerful.
Our
curriculum will expose our students to vast range of
dynamic
topics
and issues in Laws to possibly handle any
given situation.
Learning Outcomes - Master of Law Program
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highly stimulating
and
intellectual environment
for participants
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Students
will
develop
strong commitment to
international
criminal
law
►Students undertakes
independent research
in
fields of public International Law
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Eminent Law Practitioners at RCST will provide
Research
Supervision
that
covers wide range of topics.
► Students
will access
extensive intellectual support throughout their research
through classes, plenary discussion,
supervision, specialised seminars
and related
events
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