• Problems of International Protection of Human Rights;
• Refugee Law;
• International Humanitarian Law;
• Research methodology and new technologies;
• Diplomatic and Consular Law;
• Private International Law and Sustainability;
• International Law of Treaties;
• Litigation at the European Court of Human Rights;
• Master Thesis Project;
• International Law of the Sea;
• Compliance and compliance risks management;
• International Aviation Law;
• International Dispute Settlement;
• International Investment Law;
• International law conferences;
• Master Thesis;
• Law of International Organizations;
• Private International Law and Blockchain Technologies.

‍General competences and learning outcomes

1. Personal abilities and social abilities

• Ability to independently analyse international legal documents and complex practical situations, identify and describe possible problems related to international legal norms creation, interpretation and application, as well as propose motivated legal solutions to these problems or situations and their prevention;
• Ability to work in a team, plan complex activities, comprising various interconnected international legal problems and issues, effectively collaborate with colleagues and clients;
• Ability to make well-grounded, logical conclusions summarising and applying information generated from various international legal sources;
• Ability to clearly and unambiguously advise and familiarise with international law, its regulation and international legal situation the stakeholders who do not have specific international law knowledge.

Subject specific competences and learning outcomes

2. Knowledge and its application

• Ability to apply international law knowledge, legal norms and international judicial, arbitration and administrative decisions/jurisprudence to concrete situations with a view of resolving international legal problems in new or unfamiliar context or broader (multidisciplinary) context related to study area, as well as applying legal norms in a way that safeguard the human rights, environment and friendly relations among states;
• Ability to apply acquired knowledge and skills in representing the state in international or European institutions, implementing international projects, and/or assigned tasks in a practical (work related) environment in a foreign country.

3. Research skills

• Ability to identify the problems of international legal research and research hypothesis, verify it, determine concrete and practically attainable research objectives and tasks, as well as to achieve them in the course of research;
• Ability to search for information necessary for research, segregate relevant information from a variety of sources, synthesize and summarise it with a view of reaching the research objectives and tasks and verifying research hypothesis;
• Ability to make independent decisions, oriented to regulation and improvement of international legal relations, including the drafting of international legal documents and that of national legal acts, implementing international legal regulation.

4. Special abilities

• Ability to resolve certain practical complex legal situations that may arise in international relations through application of knowledge acquired during studies and individual work, international legal documents and national legal acts;
• Ability to independently determine the nature of international legal situations and/or disputes between international law subjects;
• Ability to independently determined and propose the means and ways for legal regulation/resolution of international disputes, which best responds to the situation and expectations of the parties to a dispute;
• Ability to clearly and unambiguously deliver logical, knowledge-based expert conclusions to specialist and non-specialist audiences while evaluating international legal document, another international legal source or the national legislation in the context of international legal regulation;
• Ability to integrate knowledge of various international law sub-branches and other branches of law and resolve complex international law problems (in a court or legal practice contexts) by proposing ethically and socially responsible (including human rights’ orientation) decisions based on international and national law.