The Law of the Sea is the part of international law that focuses on the regulation of the activities of States in their international relations concerning the various uses of different zones of the seas as defined by the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
The aim of the course is to analyze the international rules of the law of the sea governing the different jurisdictional maritime zones, the rights of coastal and flag States, the exploitation of living and non-living resources, the protection of the marine environment, the maritime safety and security.
The course consists in 48 hours of frontal lessons.
Interactive student participation is encouraged.
Materials on the AulaWeb page
MONICA BRIGNARDELLO (President)
GIORGETTA MARIA BOI
From 19th September to 15th December 2016 (1st semester)
THE LAW OF THE SEA
Oral examination
As a rule, the exam is oral. Attending students may be given the opportunity to undertake the exam in written form.
The oral exam consists in at least three questions on the topics covered by the program of the course. The written exam consists in open-ended questions on the topics discussed during classes and for this reason is particularly suitable for attending students.
Students are invited to register to the AulaWeb page to gain access to the classroom materials and other information.
