spring 2020
JUR-3624 The rights of indigenous peoples - 5 ECTS
Course content
The course provides a general overview over the rights indigenous peoples, communities and individuals are beneficiaries of under the international legal system, with a particular focus on the right to self-determination and land and resource rights.
The course includes elements of history of international law and political philosophy, as a background to properly understanding the international indigenous rights regime.
Objectives of the course
The rights of indigenous peoples is a course offered at master degree level and is offered in the spring semester. The course is mandatory for students on the Masters Programme in Indigenous Studies.
This course specification should be seen together with the study plan for the Master of Philosophy in Indigenous Studies.
The student must be enrolled in the Master programme in Indigenous Studies at UiT-The Arctic University of Norway
Teaching methods
The teaching is provided through a mixture of lectures and seminars, in total 10h. The students are expected to be prepared and active during the seminars in discussing legal approaches to the issues at hand. Students are expected to study independently in periods of no seminars or lectures.- About the course
- Campus: Tromsø |
- ECTS: 5
- Course code: JUR-3624
- Responsible unit
- Faculty of Law
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