Descripción de la Subespecialización
The Human Rights sub-specialization offered by the School of Jurisprudence has as its main objective to introduce students to the discussion of some fundamental topics within International Human Rights Law, as well as its main protection mechanisms. Given the nature of this area of International Law, both the courses offered and their contents will be in constant evolution. The Sub-specialization in Criminal Law is intended for law students only.
Credit hours
15
Información adicional
To complete the Human Rights sub-specialization, Law students must:
- Take 5 subjects from the academic curriculum of the sub-specialization. Of these subjects, 3 can be validated as elective subjects of Law, and 2 can be free elective subjects.
- Additionally, the Law student has 2 options:
- Take the JUR Comprehensive Evaluation class on the topic of the chosen sub-specialization.
- Carry out a research work, approved by the coordinator of the sub-specialization, according to the requirements established in the Regulations of Sub-specializations of the College of Jurisprudence.
Contact
Office
Hayek Building, H-225 K
(+593 2) 297-1700
1040