ISTANBUL MEDIPOL UNIVERSITY Course Learning Outcomes of INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW Course Code and Title International Criminal Law Hours 3 Department / Programme Graduate School of Social Sciences Language of Education Turkish Course Type Not Lecturer(s) Assist.Prof. Ahmet Hamdi Topal Office Hours Every Wednesday, from 13.00 to 16.00 Course Objective The course aims to provide the students with basic concepts, resources, institutions and practices of international criminal law and acquire theoretical analysis capability of contemporary issues in the light of theoretical knowledge. Learning Outcomes and Subordinate Skills At the end of this programme, students; 1. Will be able to explain basic concepts of Internetional law. 1.1. Define the principle of International Criminal Law. 1.2. Demonstrate the institutions and applications of International Criminal Law. 1.3. Analyse the current problems about International Criminal Law in the light of theoric-based knowledges 2. Will be able to create solutions to the problems of International Criminal Law. 2.1. Debate on future of International Criminal Law. 2.2. Create solutions about proplems of International Criminal law in the light of basic knowledges and current assessments. 2.3. Translete their studies. 3. Will be able to tell the composition of the International Criminal Court. 3.1. Recognize the International Criminal Court’s composition and working. 3.2. List the crimes that are being under the entitle of International Criminal Court. 3.3. Identify the position of International Criminal Court in domestic law. Generic Competences To be regular follower of the courses, be able to work in teams, participate in the discussions in the classroom, make regular readings and repeat case studies presented in the classroom. In addition the students should prepare reports and essays in time and be present in class activities. Outline 1. Introduction of the International Criminal Law 2. General principles of International Criminal Law 3. Individual Criminal Responsbility and Universal Jurisdiction 4. International Criminal Court and Roma Statute 5. The Prosecution of International Crimes in National Law and the Principle of Complementarity 6. Ad Hoc and Hybrid Courts 7. International Crimes and General Principles of International Crimes 8. Genocide 9. Crimes against Humanity 10. War Crimes 11. Aggression 12. Other International Crimes 13. The Future of International Criminal Law 14. International Crimes in Turkish Law Instructional Methods and Techniques Lecture, case studies, team and group work. Course Requirements To be regular follower of the courses, be able to work in teams, participate in the discussions in the classroom, make regular readings and repeat case studies presented in the classroom. In addition the students should prepare reports and essays in time and be present in class activities. References Textbook No Textbook will be provided. Suggested Sources -An Introduction to International Criminal Law and Procedure; Robert Cryer, Hakan Friman, Darryl Robinson, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, Cambridge University Press, 2007. -Uluslararası Ceza Mahkemesi ve Uluslararası Ceza Usul Hukuku; Yusuf Aksar, Seçkin Yayıncılık, Ankara, 2003. -Uluslararası Ceza Hukuku; Durmuş Tezcan, Mustafa Ruhan Erdem, Rifat Murat Önok, Seçkin Yayıncılık, 2009.

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ISTANBUL MEDIPOL UNIVERSITY

Course Learning Outcomes of INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

Course Code and Title International Criminal Law

Hours 3

Department /Programme Graduate School of Social Sciences

Language of Education Turkish

Course Type Not

Lecturer(s) Assist.Prof. Ahmet Hamdi Topal

Office Hours Every Wednesday, from 13.00 to 16.00

Course ObjectiveThe course aims to provide the students with basic concepts, resources, institutions and practices of international criminal law and acquire theoretical analysis capability of contemporary issues in the light of theoretical knowledge.

Learning Outcomesand Subordinate Skills

At the end of this programme, students;1. Will be able to explain basic concepts of Internetional law.1.1. Define the principle of International Criminal Law.1.2. Demonstrate the institutions and applications of International Criminal Law.1.3. Analyse the current problems about International Criminal Law in the light of theoric-based knowledges2. Will be able to create solutions to the problems of International Criminal Law.2.1. Debate on future of International Criminal Law.2.2. Create solutions about proplems of International Criminal law in the light of basic knowledges and current assessments.2.3. Translete their studies.3. Will be able to tell the composition of the International Criminal Court.3.1. Recognize the International Criminal Court’s composition and working.3.2. List the crimes that are being under the entitle of International Criminal Court.3.3. Identify the position of International Criminal Court in domestic law.

Generic CompetencesTo be regular follower of the courses, be able to work in teams, participate in the discussions in the classroom, make regular readings and repeat case studies presented in the classroom. In addition the students should prepare reports and essays in time and be present in class activities.

Outline

1. Introduction of the International Criminal Law2. General principles of International Criminal Law3. Individual Criminal Responsbility and Universal Jurisdiction4. International Criminal Court and Roma Statute5. The Prosecution of International Crimes in National Law and the Principle of Complementarity 6. Ad Hoc and Hybrid Courts 7. International Crimes and General Principles of International Crimes8. Genocide 9. Crimes against Humanity10. War Crimes11. Aggression12. Other International Crimes13. The Future of International Criminal Law 14. International Crimes in Turkish Law

Instructional Methodsand Techniques Lecture, case studies, team and group work.

Course Requirements To be regular follower of the courses, be able to work in teams, participate in the discussions in the classroom, make regular readings and repeat case studies presented in the classroom. In addition the students should prepare reports and essays in time and be present in class activities.

References

Textbook No Textbook will be provided.

SuggestedSources

-An Introduction to International Criminal Law and Procedure; Robert Cryer, Hakan Friman, Darryl Robinson, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, Cambridge University Press, 2007.-Uluslararası Ceza Mahkemesi ve Uluslararası Ceza Usul Hukuku; Yusuf Aksar, Seçkin Yayıncılık, Ankara, 2003.-Uluslararası Ceza Hukuku; Durmuş Tezcan, Mustafa Ruhan Erdem, Rifat Murat Önok, Seçkin Yayıncılık, 2009.