Subject 'Identification and Inspection of Strategic Goods'

Year:   2013/2014    2014/2015    2015/2016    2016/2017    2017/2018    

To provide the students with an in-depth knowledge of the
restrictions for import and export pursuant to international agreements and Estonian legal
acts, and with the ability to implement the knowledge acquired by him or her upon
conducting customs control and the surveillance of end-use.

Is familiar with the basic principles and methods of inspecting strategic goods
and with the systems and the regimes of international export control;

Is familiar with the lists and the classifications of strategic goods and the
regulations and the process of licensing and cross-agency cooperation;

Is able to inspect the main materials used for manufacturing chemical, biological
and nuclear weapons, knows the main impact thereof on the human body and the
environment and is able to implement the necessary measures of primary
protection and safety;

Is able to inspect military goods and the components of the more widely spread
conventional weapons, missile technology and weaponis of mass destruction and
of their carriage systems;

Is familiar with the principles of international intermediate commercial
transactions and the provisions of services related to violation of human rights;

Understands the role of information in risk analysis and in customs control; is
aware of risk indicators and potential countries of risk;

Is able to implement the Strategic Goods Act and the relevant regulations of the
European Union in the customs control and in the surveillance of end use, and to
solve the relevant cases.

2013: MSI*  

2012: MSI*  

2011: MSI*  

2010: MSI*  

2009: MSI*  

* Optional subject