Fellowship
Deadline: March 22, 2024
The United Nations International Law Fellowship Programme is organized by the Codification Division of the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs.
Objectives
The Fellowship Programme provides high-quality training by prominent international law scholars and practitioners on a broad range of core topics of international law. In addition, the interactive nature of the training allows the participants to share experiences and exchange ideas, which promotes greater understanding and cooperation on contemporary issues of international law.
The Fellowship Programme is intended to enable qualified professionals, in particular government officials and teachers of international law from developing countries and countries with emerging economies, to deepen their knowledge of international law and of the legal work of the United Nations.
The Fellowship Programme accommodates up to 20 participants from developing countries and countries with emerging economies.
The Programme
The Fellowship Programme consists of an annual summer course at the Peace Palace in The Hague, the Netherlands. The participants attend lectures and seminars in international law organized by the Codification Division as well as the public international law session at The Hague Academy of International Law.
The lectures and seminars organized by the Codification Division are given by prominent international law scholars and practitioners from different regions and legal systems.
The Fellowship Programme is conducted in English or French.
Fellowships will cover travel in economy class, accommodation, medical insurance, participation in the Fellowship
Programme, the training materials and the registration fee for the Public International Law Session at The Hague
Academy of International Law. In accordance with the policies and procedures governing the administration of
United Nations fellowships, participants will also receive a modest stipend to cover meals and other living expenses.
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