 The past summer, SPARK together with An-Najah National University hosted summer courses in International Human Rights Law, Public International Law, and International Humanitarian Law in Nablus from 5 till 16 July 2009.
More information about the courses that were offered can be obtained here!
An-Najah University
An-Najah National University is a Palestinian non-governmental public university. It is located in the mountainous region of the northern West Bank in the city of Nablus. The university has approximately 19,000 students and 300 professors in 19 faculties. In almost 90 years of teaching, the University has been playing a leading part in the development of modern higher education. An-Najah is one of the most innovative and well-established universities in the area. Students from different parts of the country attend the University in pursuit of learning, knowledge and personal development.
Nablus Summer Academy
The Nablus Summer Academy offers courses in the field of Public International Law, International Humanitarian Law and International Human Rights Law. The programme particularly aims to intensively train local and international (senior) students and young academic staff, thus stimulating regional cooperation and developing regional professional networks.
The courses are team-taught by one local & one international Professor (all Ph.D. holders). A selection of courses by experts from different cultural perspectives provide students with tools that they can use to work in the field. During the courses, interactive teaching methodologies are used, including work groups, guest talks, working on practical exercises, etc. In addition, public discussions, lectures, etc. are organised on relevant topics. Recreational events are additionally organised. This year's programme was represented by the Dean of the College of Law and is coordinated by the visiting Professor of Law, Professor Curtis Doebbler.
Read the Participants Evaluation Report and visit the results page
Visit Transparcency to see the financial information for this project
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 17 February 2010 )
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