Master of International Law
A postgraduate law programme covering international treaties, human rights, arbitration and trade law, preparing graduates for global legal practice, policy and dispute resolution.
Programme overview
The Master in International Law programme is designed to offer students a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks that govern global interactions. The curriculum covers a broad range of topics, from international treaties and human rights law to international arbitration and trade law.
Students gain deep theoretical knowledge and practical skills, engaging with real-world case studies and scenarios that enhance their ability to apply legal principles in global settings. This programme is ideal for those interested in shaping international policy, resolving global conflicts, or contributing to cross-border legal practice.
What you’ll study
01Focus of the educational programme
Students build a solid foundation in international treaties, legal institutions, and critical issues such as human rights, trade, and environmental law through case studies, moot courts, and simulations.
- International treaties, conventions, and institutions
- Legal argumentation and advocacy
- Global legal challenges in human rights, conflict resolution, and international commerce
02Key focus of the educational programme
Students can focus on specialised areas within international law while maintaining a solid understanding of core principles.
- Human rights law, international criminal law, and dispute resolution
- International trade law, maritime law, and environmental law
- Emerging issues including climate change law, cybersecurity law, and digital trade
03Programme features
Practical exposure enhances classroom learning and prepares students for international legal careers.
- Internships with international legal institutions
- Global legal conferences and research collaborations
- Seminars and workshops with legal professionals
Tools & learning resources
- International negotiations and dispute resolution
- Cross-cultural communication and legal analysis
- Ethical responsibility and global legal standards
Career opportunities after graduation
- Roles in international organisations such as the United Nations
- Global law firms specialising in arbitration and dispute resolution
- NGO careers in human rights, environment, and development
- Governmental, foreign policy, and diplomatic legal pathways
Who can apply?
Admissions will review your academic background and the requirements for your chosen route.
Plan your academic pathway
Discuss your existing qualifications, academic transcripts and preferred study destination. Admissions will confirm the awarding institution, entry criteria, delivery, duration and any credit transfer before you apply.