Master in Conflict and International Humanitarian Law is a postgraduate program focusing on armed conflict, international humanitarian law, human rights, peace, security, and conflict resolution. It equips students with advanced knowledge and analytical skills to understand, address, and manage conflicts and humanitarian issues at national and international levels.
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S.N | Course Title | Marks |
1 | International Humanitarian Laws and Implementation | 100 |
2 | International Crime Law and Court System | 100 |
3 | Protection of Women and Children in Armed Conflict | 100 |
4 | Conflict and Transformation | 100 |
5 | Report Writing and Field Research | 100 |
6 | Dissertation | 100 |
Total | 600 |
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With an emphasis on various modules of peace-building in the context of growing globalization, this course seeks to enhance scholars' comprehension of contemporary issues and the applicability of international humanitarian law; practical application of human rights norms; humanitarian assistance to conflict victims; monitoring of human rights violations; and prosecution of heinous war criminals thru the International Criminal Court (ICC). For every topic area, examples and references from different nations will be used in a practical manner as suitable examples.
