Отзывы учащихся о курсе International Law In Action: Investigating and Prosecuting International Crimes от партнера Лейденский университет

EXCELENT COURSE

They have the ideal and real setting laid down before you. Perfect for learning and actual work.

It is an excellent course. Thank you.

Wonderful course.

interesting and good readings. It would be great, however, to have an advanced course as I was already knowledgable about the subject matter and had hoped for a bit more in depth look. great for those who have a some knowledge but are not experienced in the area. one suggestion is on the readings where there are large documents with an allotted time of 20-30 mins to say what parts of the document to read.

Exceptionnally well organized and presented. Especially appreciated thje in-depth interviews with key playres in International Court processes.

Good introduction to international crimes prosecution. Also the connection with the international world at large was well mentioned, thanks!

I think the course was extremely informative, however, I think that a lot of information was presented very quickly based on the assumption that it was common knowledge. However, some of the major cases that were mentioned and references to the Rome Statute could have been explained a but more thoroughly. All in all it was quite good.

thank you so much it is with high compliment

An excellent course which gives an insight into International Criminal Justice System. Prof dr. Carsten Stahn, assisted by his colleagues Joe Powderley and Sergey Vasiliev have produced a high quality course which encompasses excellent videos, study material and high quality interviews.

i dont know if it was me who was lost in the material, or if the layout was allover the place, i loved the topics individually but i didn't feel like i was building a solid knowledge base, like it wasnt adding up. got lost in many videos as well, not because they were hard but rather there weren't much links between the different segments. learned many things despite that and finished the course.

The lecturer (Carsten Stein) is always speaking in the exact same tone which is not provide any motive or feelings to learn about these hard topics