Gwybodaeth Modiwlau
Course Delivery
Assessment
Assessment Type | Assessment length / details | Proportion |
---|---|---|
Semester Assessment | WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT OF 6,000 WORDS | 80% |
Semester Assessment | ORAL PRESENTATION | 20% |
Supplementary Assessment | WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT OF 6,000 WORDS TO BE SUBMITTED, IF FAILED | 80% |
Supplementary Assessment | ORAL PRESENTATION TO BE DELIVERED, IF FAILED | 20% |
Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of this module students should be able to:
1. Display a knowledge and understanding of the underlying rationale and methodology of this area of law at the international and European levels.
2. Display a knowledge and understanding of the principal sources of law regulating migration and asylum in EU and Internatioanl Law.
3. Critically evaluate and test the arguments relating to the need for international regulation of migration and asylum.
4. Know how to gain access to the relevant literature and materials in this field and how to use them in critical discussion of the subject
5. Present critical and well-informed argument relating to the establishment and development of international and European legal regimes for the regulation and management of migration and asylum.
Brief description
The course then addresses the law of asylum, both with regard to refugees in the narrow sense but also with regard to those who do not qualify as refugees but nevertheless have an entitlement to international protection, ie, an entitlement, on human rights grounds, to remain in foreign State.
Content
The course then addresses the law of asylum, both with regard to refugees in the narrow sense but also with regard to those who do not qualify as refugees but nevertheless have an entitlement to international protection, ie, an entitlement, on human rights grounds, to remain in foreign State.
Notes
This module is at CQFW Level 7