Global Law & Policy: Human Rights, Politics & Development

The course covers four essential areas: International Law, International Development, International Relations and Political Economy, and Human Rights. Each of these courses explores key aspects of global law and policy, ensuring a holistic view of the subject.

International Law examines the principles, sources, and application of law in the international context. Key topics include the relationship between international law and municipal law, international human rights, and international commercial and environmental law. International Development addresses the complexities of global development, focusing on governance, gender, poverty, and the role of technology in advancing development. International Relations and Political Economy offers a deeper understanding of the global political landscape, with a focus on the theories and historical context shaping international relations and political economy. Finally, the Human Rights course delves into the concepts, classifications, and protection of human rights, with a special focus on women’s and children’s rights.

This course equips students with the knowledge and critical thinking skills to assess global challenges, advocate for human rights, and contribute to the development of effective policies on an international level.

Please Note: Thames College is a One Education approved resale partner for Quality Licence Scheme Endorsed courses.