International law as a course explores the principles, rules, and institutions governing relations between states and other global actors. It examines the sources of international law, such as treaties, customary practices, and legal principles recognized by nations. The course typically covers key areas like state sovereignty, diplomatic relations, human rights, international trade, environmental law, and the laws of war. It also delves into the role of international organizations such as the United Nations, the International Court of Justice, and regional bodies in enforcing and interpreting legal norms. Students analyze case studies, treaties, and legal disputes to understand how international law operates in practice and its impact on global governance. The course may address contemporary challenges, including cybersecurity, climate change, and international conflict resolution. It provides students with critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for careers in diplomacy, law, international organizations, and policy-making.