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SUMMARY:PhD Summer Course - Methodology and legal science within the international Law of the Sea
LOCATION:Tromsø\, Norway
DESCRIPTION:The K.G. Jebsen Centre for the Law of the Sea (JCLOS) is arranging a summer
  course for PhD students in Tromsø, 15 - 16 June 2017.\nThe closing date fo
 r applications is Monday 3 April.\nThe course covers methodological aspects
  of both legal and multi-/interdisciplinary research of relevance to doctor
 al research in the law of the sea.\nThe course will train the students on t
 he sources of international law, their interpretation, and the relationship
  between formal sources of international law, such as the Law of the Sea Co
 nvention, and other normative instruments, such as the often non-legally bi
 nding decisions adopted by international organizations, like the IMO and OS
 PAR. Also covered are the relationship between the law of the sea and other
  branches of international law such as international environmental law and 
 trade law, and the role of other disciplines in research related to the law
  of the sea.\nThe course covers topics that are of direct relevance to indi
 vidual students’ doctoral projects and the students should be able to refin
 e their research questions as well as develop the analytical framework for 
 their research projects.\nThis is a two-day course with obligatory attendan
 ce which requires literature studies and the writing of a draft essay in ad
 vance. The draft essay must be presented during the course. Active particip
 ation is required, meaning that all students must try to link the various s
 ubjects discussed to their own projects, and give an account of this. Durin
 g the course there are lectures, essay presentations and discussions.\nThe 
 essay draft will be discussed during the course and must be finalized after
  the course\nand handed in on a date set by the Faculty. The essay must foc
 us on issues that are of relevance to the themes of the course.\nThe course
  is designed for students who have been admitted to the doctoral programme 
 for legal science. There is a maximum of 20 seats.\nFor full program descri
 ption, press here. (http://www.uarctic.org/media/1597123/methodology-and-le
 gal-science-within-the-international-law-of-the-sea.pdf)\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The K.G. Jebsen Centre for the Law of the Sea (JCLOS) is arranging a <st
 rong>summer course for PhD students in Tromsø, 15 - 16 June 2017.</strong><
 br />The closing date for applications is <strong>Monday 3 April</strong>.<
 /p><p>The course covers methodological aspects of both legal and multi-/int
 erdisciplinary research of relevance to doctoral research in the law of the
  sea.<br />The course will train the students on the sources of internation
 al law, their interpretation, and the relationship between formal sources o
 f international law, such as the Law of the Sea Convention, and other norma
 tive instruments, such as the often non-legally binding decisions adopted b
 y international organizations, like the IMO and OSPAR. Also covered are the
  relationship between the law of the sea and other branches of internationa
 l law such as international environmental law and trade law, and the role o
 f other disciplines in research related to the law of the sea.<br />The cou
 rse covers topics that are of direct relevance to individual students’ doct
 oral projects and the students should be able to refine their research ques
 tions as well as develop the analytical framework for their research projec
 ts.</p><p>This is a two-day course with obligatory attendance which require
 s literature studies and the writing of a draft essay in advance. The draft
  essay must be presented during the course. Active participation is require
 d, meaning that all students must try to link the various subjects discusse
 d to their own projects, and give an account of this. During the course the
 re are lectures, essay presentations and discussions.</p><p>The essay draft
  will be discussed during the course and must be finalized after the course
 <br />and handed in on a date set by the Faculty. The essay must focus on i
 ssues that are of relevance to the themes of the course.</p><p>The course i
 s designed for students who have been admitted to the doctoral programme fo
 r legal science. There is a maximum of 20 seats.</p><p>For full program des
 cription, press <strong><a href="http://www.uarctic.org/media/1597123/metho
 dology-and-legal-science-within-the-international-law-of-the-sea.pdf" targe
 t="_blank">here.</a></strong></p>
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