International Humanitarian Law for Business
offered by RMIT University

Public University
1 Campus
Estd. 1887

International Humanitarian Law for Business
at
RMIT
Overview

Expand your knowledge of international humanitarian law to mitigate risk and impact when operating in areas of armed conflict

Duration	4 weeks
Total fee	₹4,550
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Course Level	UG Certificate

International Humanitarian Law for Business
at
RMIT
Highlights

Earn a certificate after completion of the course

International Humanitarian Law for Business
at
RMIT
Course details

Skills you will learn

Operations Business Strategy

More about this course

This course is designed to a comprehensive understanding of International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and its relevance to business operations in conflict zones and complex environments
In this course students will explore the principles, legal frameworks, and ethical considerations that govern the conduct of businesses during armed conflicts, emphasizing the role of corporations in promoting human rights and mitigating humanitarian risks

International Humanitarian Law for Business
at
RMIT
Curriculum

Fundamental concepts of international humanitarian law (IHL)

IHL and business

Basics of IHL

Where and when IHL applies

Key IHL Principles

Why IHL matters to business

Doing Business in Armed Conflict

Doing business in armed conflict

IHL and the broader corporate social responsibility agenda

Specific IHL concerns for businesses

IHL Risks, Rights and Responsibilities

Overview of IHL risks

High-risk sectors

IHL rights and protections for businesses

Implementing IHL Best Practice in business

Introducing the 7 indicators of IHL corproate best practice

Policy indicators

Capacity and capability indicators

Operations indicators

Transparency and accountability indicators

IHL support

International Humanitarian Law for Business
at
RMIT
Faculty details

Jonathan Kolieb

I'm Senior Lecturer in International Law at RMIT University, and Peace+Conflict Lead at our Business and Human Rights Centre. I focus on strengthening responsible business practices in conflict zones.

Fauve Kurnadi

Legal Adviser in the International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Program at Australian Red Cross, where I have primary responsibility for our IHL engagement with the private + academic sectors in Australia.