The LLM in International Law and Global Challenges is one of our taught Master of Laws (LLM) programmes. This course is suitable for graduates of any background. It is ideal if you’re interested in better understanding how the law shapes and influences international affairs.
Our International Law and Global Challenges LLM gives you the knowledge, insights and practical skills to enhance your career in practice, the public, private or diplomatic sectors or academia. If you're pursuing another career path, it will enhance your understanding of how the law shapes and influences international affairs.
You can create your own specialised programme of study that matches your legal interests and career aspirations with this flexible master's in international law. You can choose from a wide range of optional modules to complement your core studies, including:
Dedicated one-to-one support is also given to help you research and write a dissertation on an area of law you feel passionate about.
You can also join the University's society for students with an interest in Law.
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