Excellent introduction to the International courts system. More details on Investor-State Arbitration or perhaps a course exclusively on the topic would be great!

The course was very informative, with repeating themes that embedded the information into my memory. Would recommend if you have an interest for the topic.

The course is rather interesting. However it is worth mentioning that the course is very initial introduction without detailed materials in the topic!

This course was really helpfull to build a basic understanding of international courts and tribunals that are based in the Hague

Very interesting and thought provoking course. Well balanced with wonderful references and recommended readings.

All tribunals and courts in the Hague are mentioned in this course but the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal.

Amazing course! A great to tool for anyone interested in International Law.

I felt i learned a lot. Thanks!

This course was very good and i hope to see you in leiden university in summer school. thank you

Interesting course but was expecting something sligtly different.

Basic understanding. Recommend to those under graduate students.

The course is excellent for beginners in international law

Good course to learn the basics of international courts.

Very interesting course with good examples.

Thank you for the wonderful modules.

Good reading and reference material

generally a informative course..

Could have been more detailed

Very interesting course

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The scope of the course is really limited, and that is fine for super-introductory courses like this one, but all the emotional attachments aside, looking only into one city's tribunals is questionable from the methodological point of view.

Interesting course, but rather superficial introduction: Fast paced with little ressources. Good for a quick overview into the Int'l Courts in The Hague

Too much emphasis on irrelevant fact-repeating (eg date a convention was signed) rather than content and implications of the content for practice.

Good course if you want to have a basic understanding of the main international courts and tribunals.

Very superficial teachings. This course seems aimed at non legal students, considering the very rare references to the legal instruments' articles. For the price paid, I could have found most information on Wikipedia... Furthermore, the staff isn't responding AT ALL to the —many—requests of the students regarding errors in the questionaries, deadline explanations, etc. Even worse, the subtitles to the videos are full of small typos and wrong transcriptions, sometimes changing the meaning of a sentence, thereby confusing the audience.

Some good content. However, text has numerous spelling mistakes and there is no involvement by academic staff. Nor can one see one's answers to quizzes once done., nor standard answers provided. As with so many Coursera MOOC's, little involvement by fellow students in discussion fora. No certificate on completion, which is a pity because the cost of a purchased one is somewhat prohibitive for third world students with our exchange rates.