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UN Regional Course Application 2025

The document is an application form for the United Nations Regional Courses in International Law, scheduled to take place in Bangkok, Thailand from November 17 to December 10, 2025. Applicants must submit a signed original and an electronic version of the application, along with evidence of English language proficiency if applicable, by June 27, 2025. The application process is free of charge and requires detailed personal, educational, and professional information from candidates.

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UN Regional Course Application 2025

The document is an application form for the United Nations Regional Courses in International Law, scheduled to take place in Bangkok, Thailand from November 17 to December 10, 2025. Applicants must submit a signed original and an electronic version of the application, along with evidence of English language proficiency if applicable, by June 27, 2025. The application process is free of charge and requires detailed personal, educational, and professional information from candidates.

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United Nations Nations Unies

H E A D Q U A RT E R S • S I E G E NEW YORK, NY 10017

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UNITED NATIONS REGIONAL COURSES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

Bangkok, Thailand
17 November – 10 December 2025

APPLICATION FORM
To be completed preferably in electronic MS Word format
Please submit two versions:
the scanned copy of the signed original and the MS Word version

INSTRUCTIONS (Please read carefully)


This application form contains ten pages. Please complete it in English, typewritten (preferably in electronic MS
Word format). A scanned copy of the signed original must be submitted in PDF or JPG format and be accompanied
by the version in Word format or equivalent (without signature).
All answers should be clear and as detailed as possible. Incomplete applications will not be considered. The "Letter
of Transmission" must be completed and signed by a senior official of the institution that presents the candidate’s
application. In addition, the candidate whose mother tongue or language of instruction is not English must submit
evidence of his/her ability to attend and participate in lectures and seminars conducted in English (e.g., diploma of
courses conducted in English, language test certificate, extensive work experience in English).

More information is available at [Link]

Complete applications should be sent by email no later than Friday, 27 June 2025 to rcil-asia@[Link]

Two versions of the application form must be submitted:


(1) One scanned copy of the signed original (for example in PDF or JPG)
(2) One electronic MS Word version (or equivalent) of the application

The United Nations does not charge a fee at any stage of the application and selection process, and does not
require information with respect to candidates’ bank accounts.

Application checklist:

Complete, sign and submit electronically the Application Form (scanned version of the signed original and

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MS Word version or equivalent)
- With signed Letter of Transmission (Part II)
- With signed Recommendation (Part III)
Submit evidence of required linguistic skills, if applicable

2
APPLICATION SUMMARY

Please fill out this application summary in accordance with the example provided below.

Nationality Last First Gender Native Age Email Academic Professional Type of current
(indicate all name name language background: experience: employer:
nationalities) year, year, title, public
university, employer administration;
degree (present and public or private
obtained previously education;
(two highest occupied international
degrees) post) organization; or
non-
governmental
organization
South Africa Smith John Male English 30 john 2010: LLM, 2010- Public
@hot University of present: State administration
mail.c Pretoria Law Adviser,
om 2006: LLB, Department of
University of International
Cape town Relations and
Cooperation
2007-2009:
Lecturer,
University of
South Africa

DISSEMINATION INFORMATION

How did you learn about the Regional Course?

Former participants

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Ministry of Justice

Colleagues

UNDP

Internet/website of the Regional Course

International Law Associations

Other (please provide details)

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I. PERSONAL HISTORY

1. Family name (surname):

First name:

2. Write your full name in the order, language and manner you want it to appear on the certificate (in the
event that you are selected as a participant). No subsequent change will be possible.

3. Mailing address (complete, i.e. exactly 4. Home (residential) address:


as to appear on letter):

5. Phone numbers 6. Fax number:


Home:
7. Email:
Work:

Mobile:
8. City and country of birth: 9. Nationality or nationalities:

10. Date of birth 11. Age: 12. Gender:


(day/month/year): Female
Male

13. Name and address of person to be notified in case of emergency:

14. Languages: READ* WRITE* SPEAK*


ENGLISH

*Please indicate your proficiency level: beginner, intermediate, advanced, or mother tongue.

15. Residence in foreign countries in relation to the candidate’s professional or academic interests:

Year(s) Country Length of stay

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16. Education (begin with the last attended institution)

Name of institution and place of study Year of study Major field of study Degree obtained
(dates)

17. List membership(s) of professional societies and your activities in civil, public or international affairs.

18. List publications relevant to the subjects of the Regional Course that you have written (do not attach).

19. Employment record: It is important to give complete information. For each post you have occupied, please
give details of your duties and responsibilities.

a) Present or most recent post: Detailed description of your work, including your personal
responsibility:

Years of service:

From: to:

Title of your post:

Name and address of employer:

Type of employer:
Public administration
Public or private education
International organization
Non-governmental organization
Name of supervisor:

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b) Previously occupied post: Detailed description of your work, including your personal
responsibility:

Years of service:

From: to:

Title of your post:

Name and address of employer:

Type of employer:
Public administration
Public or private education
International organization
Non-governmental organization
Name of supervisor:

c) Previously occupied post: Detailed description of your work, including your personal
responsibility:

Years of service:

From: to:

Title of your post:

Name and address of employer:

Type of employer:
Public administration
Public or private education
International organization
Non-governmental organization
Name of supervisor:

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20. Describe how you plan to make use of the knowledge obtained during the Regional Course in relation to
your current responsibilities or those you expect to assume.

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21. Give details of any fellowships or scholarships previously held by you, which you now hold or for which
you are a candidate (including other training programmes organized by the United Nations, for example: the
Regional Courses in International Law, the International Law Seminar for Arab States, and the International Law
Fellowship Programme).

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CERTIFYING STATEMENT

I certify that my statements in answer to the foregoing questions are true, complete and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief. If selected as a participant, I undertake to:

1) Conduct myself at all times in a manner compatible with my status as a participant of the
Regional Course;
2) Adhere to the United Nations’ policy of zero tolerance for sexual exploitation, abuse and
harassment;
3) Attend the entirety of the Regional Course and participate in all lectures, seminars and
study visits organized under the Course;
4) Refrain from engaging in political, commercial or other similar activities during my
participation in the Regional Course;
5) Submit any reports and assignments in accordance with the arrangements made by the
United Nations;
6) Accept the conditions of participation that will be established by the organizers and that are
commensurate with United Nations regulations and rules; and
7) Return to my country of residence at the end of the Regional Course.

I also acknowledge that the United Nations may use my name, nationality, or affiliation for reporting or
dissemination purposes, or educational activities as needed, including but not limited to training, United Nations
websites, and presentations.

....................................................................................
Signature of the candidate

Date:

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II. LETTER OF TRANSMISSION
(To be filled out by the institution that presents the candidate’s application)

The Government / University / Institute


nominates

for a fellowship
a self-funded place

in the Regional Course in International Law for Asia-Pacific (Bangkok, Thailand, from 17 November –
10 December 2025) and certifies that:

1) The studies to be made under this Regional Course are needed to enhance the understanding,
dissemination and appreciation of international law in the country, and that in the case of a
fellowship being granted, full use would be made of the experience gained by the fellow;
2) All information supplied by the nominee is complete and correct;
3) The nominee has adequate knowledge, appropriately tested, of the language in which the course
is given;
4) The absence of the nominee during his/her participation in the Regional Course would not have
any adverse effect on his/her status, seniority, salary, pension and similar rights;
5) The nominee, if selected, will be released from his/her duties in order to attend the Regional
Course in its entirety.

On return from the Regional Course, it is proposed to employ the candidate as follows:
 Title of the post:
 Duties and responsibilities:

Institution presenting the application:

Address: ....................................................................................
Signature of responsible official

Name:
Title:
Date:
Place:

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III. RECOMMENDATIONS

INSTRUCTIONS
This page shall be completed by the institution that nominates the candidate or by the candidate’s supervisor.

1. Comments on candidate’s educational qualifications, experience in international law and personality:

2. Comments on the candidate’s linguistic ability:

3. Comments on how the knowledge gained by the candidate during the Regional Course will be put to use upon
his/her return:

....................................................................................
Signature of responsible official

Name:
Date:
Title:
Place:
Address:

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Common questions

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Participants are expected to conduct themselves in a manner befitting their status as course participants, adhering to the United Nations' policies, including its zero-tolerance policy for sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment. They must attend all course-related activities and not engage in political, commercial, or other non-related activities. Participants are also responsible for submitting required reports and assignments and must accept any additional conditions of participation as established by the organizers .

The "Letter of Transmission" serves multiple purposes in the application process. It must be completed and signed by a senior official of the institution that presents the candidate’s application, thereby endorsing the applicant. It also certifies the needs for the study under the Regional Course and the use of the gained experience to enhance understanding of international law in the country. Furthermore, it guarantees the candidate's adequate knowledge of English and confirms that their absence for the course will not affect their employment conditions adversely .

Candidates whose mother tongue or language of instruction is not English must submit evidence of their ability to attend and participate in lectures and seminars conducted in English. This evidence could be a diploma of courses conducted in English, a language test certificate, or extensive work experience in English .

The application process includes assurances from the nominating institution that the candidate's absence for the course will not negatively impact their employment status, seniority, salary, pension, or similar rights. This institutional backing within the "Letter of Transmission" ensures that candidates can focus on the course without concerns about their job security or career progression during their time away .

Candidates must submit evidence of their English language proficiency if their native language or language of instruction is not English. Acceptable proofs include a diploma from English-language courses, a language proficiency test certificate, or evidence of extensive work experience using English. These measures ensure that all participants can effectively engage with course content .

The recommendation section is crucial as it provides an assessment of the candidate’s educational qualifications, experience in international law, linguistic abilities, and potential use of knowledge gained from the course. This section can influence the selection process by highlighting the candidate’s strengths and potential contributions. It must be completed by the institution nominating the candidate or by the candidate’s supervisor, thus offering a formal testament to the candidate's capabilities and plans for post-course application of learned skills .

Failure to submit the application by the stipulated deadline (27 June 2025) would likely result in the application being disregarded, as incomplete or late applications are not considered. This emphasizes the critical importance of adhering to submission guidelines and demonstrates the rigorous selection process employed by the United Nations to uphold the integrity and efficiency of their courses .

The application form requires detailed personal information, including full name, contact details, and nationality, ensuring clear identification and communication can occur. Additionally, emergency contact information is required, allowing organizers to connect with designated individuals in case of unforeseen circumstances, thus prioritizing participant safety .

Participants gain both academic and professional benefits, including enhanced understanding, dissemination, and appreciation of international law. The course offers networking opportunities with international peers and exposure to different perspectives on global legal issues. The knowledge acquired can be applied directly to participants' current roles or future professional responsibilities, offering strategic advantages in their careers .

The United Nations explicitly states that they do not charge any fees at any stage of the application and selection process, and they do not require information regarding candidates’ bank accounts. This clear directive helps prevent financial exploitation and ensures that the process remains accessible to qualified candidates without fear of unnecessary financial burdens or scams .

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