Components of Final Mark

Evaluation format	Weight	Date
a) In-class participation/ engagement   including a summary/commentary in class of selected reading materials/ bibliography (SCRB) chosen by the student.Throughout the course: Active participation in class (i.e., Court Moot and UN simulations).    Each student should send one written summary by e-mail to the Professor by September 29th 2015.	20%	Throughout the course: - Students’ comments on reading materials & bibliography (SCRB). Active participation in class (i.e., Court Moot and UN simulations). Written summary: Due date 09/29/2015
b) Research paper - Law case or brief case.  Carry out critical and integrated analysis of a selected case study or legal case in a chosen country by the student. Students should actively participate in UN simulation/discussions and make comments on the selected cases, and respond to questions.	40 %	Written paper: Only printed copies will be accepted.  Maximum 10 pages (12-point, double-spaced). Due date: 11/03/2015.
c) Take Home Exam	40 %	Each student will draft a treaty developing an innovative approach (es) in order to provide solution(s) to a particular issue chosen by the student in the field of  international law. .  Specific questions and instructions for Take Home Exam will be provided on December 1st, 2015. Maximum 10 pages (12-point, double-spaced). Due date: 12/8/2015
Total	100%