Bachelor S Degree International Law

The Bachelor’s Degree in International Law explains how international law and its organizations influence how nations and multinational companies justify claims, reject adversaries, build coalitions, and negotiate compromises. It covers principles of international law and problems in its application, including the use of military force, arms control, international human rights, the environment, investment, and trade.

The degree is delivered via distance learning and is described as a bachelor’s degree online through 100% textbook-based study. The program requires 130 academic credits, including 40 credits in general education that may be transferred from previous education and professional experience, plus 117 academic credits in International Law Online and additional subjects. Fees include the program of study, textbooks, study guide, evaluation and assessment, diploma, and transcript.

Modules

• International Law Online
• General Education

Admission is open for adults over 23 years of age.

• General education minimum requirements: 40 credits.
• A minimum transfer of 40 credits from previous education should be accounted as an equivalent of general education credits towards the Bachelor's Degree online via distance learning.