The Institute of International Law, Diplomatic and Humanitarian Affairs (IILDHA) is recognized and approved by:
1. The Registrar-General, Corporate Affairs Commission.
2. Federal Ministry of Education.
3. Federal Ministry of Justice.
4. The Council of Legal Education (owner and operator of the Nigerian Law School)
5. Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
6. Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation.
7. The Institute is currently inviting applications from interested and qualified persons for membership.
8. The Institute has certain categories of membership into which interested individuals can belong. They are:
- Associate membership.
- Full membership.
- Corporate membership.
- Fellow and Distinguished membership
The following category of persons with the underlisted qualifications and experience are directly inducted and certified. This includes but not limited to persons with: MILD; MHRS; MPA, MPIA, Master of Medical Sciences generally, Masters in psychology, Mass communication, Sociology, History/Archeology, Pharmaceutical sciences, LL..M(International Law), B.Sc; in peace and conflict studies, M.Sc; Geography, Economics, Political science, Social work, Humanitarian studies, Criminology, MPH, Masters in Diplomatic ans Strategic studies, Master in Strategic studies, etc.
Persons with other qualifications who have served in various capacities, either in the public or private sector, for a period of Ten (10) years will be considered as well.
The main focus is to assist minimize humongous armed conflicts ravaging humanity, ranging from civil wars and armed insurgency to international wars. Recently, another dimension has been added, which is terrorism. The result of all these wars, the massive human misery triggered by the refugee explosions, that attend this conflict has become a great constant challenge to both states, regions and the world. The problem here is not just that of assisting the refugees and the internally displaced persons themselves, but that of supporting their economically fragile, and not so politically stable host communities so as to be able to deal with their presence.
Our professionals have been known to possess six (6) traits of personal professionalism as a point of departure for those who want to improve their performance. They are character, attitude, engagement, competency in vocational skill, image and continuous improvement.
Characteristics
a. A neat appearance
b. Proper demeanor (in person and online)
c. Reliability
d. Competency
e. Diplomacy
f. Good phone etiquette
g. Communication
h. Poised
i. Ethical
j. Organized
k. Accountability
The institute runs the underlisted programmes at executive professional diploma levels.
1. Aviation Law.
2. Maritime Law and Administration.
3. International Law and Jurisprudence.
4. International Law and Diplomacy.
5. Diplomacy and Modern Diplomatic practice.
6. International Law and Gender studies.
7. Law of contract and Administration.
8. Diplomatic and Consular Law.
9. Law of the sea and Administration.
10. Business and Company Law.
11. Company Law and Corporate Governance.
12. Property Law and Administration of Estate.
13. Law of Agency and hire purchase.
14. Criminal procedure for Court Personnel.
15. Law of War/Armed Conflict and Foreign Policy.
16. Law of Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution.
17. Humanitarian Law and Refugee Studies.
18. Humanitarian and Disaster Management.
19. Refugee Law and Humanitarian Studies.
20. Law of Banking, Negotiable Instruments and Insurance.
21. International Law and Strategic Studies.
22. Diplomacy and Strategic Studies.
23. Labour Law and Industrial Management.
24. Law and Information Technology.
25. Labour Law and Arbitration.
26. Law of Contract and Carriage of Goods.
INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, DIPLOMATIC AND HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (IILDHA)
27. Law of War and Peace Studies.
28. Law of War and Alternative Dispute Resolution.
29. Law of War and Diplomacy.
30. Law of War and Strategic Studies.