LLM International Law

LLM International Law is a postgraduate course focused on law and legal studies. It is designed to help students deepen their subject knowledge, strengthen analytical and professional skills, and apply learning to complex business, legal, health or management contexts. Students may study areas such as Postgraduate Study Skills, Research Methods and Ethics (Law), International Law: Problems and Process, International Law and the Rights of Individuals, International Economic Law and Policy, International Dispute Settlement and Postgraduate Major Project (Law), alongside wider themes in legal systems, legal reasoning, public and private law, research, analysis, legal ethics and, where relevant, international legal issues. Full-time - Standard delivery Studying on campus 2 days a week which is Monday - Friday (10:00-17:00)

LLM International Law at Anglia Ruskin University London.

Level: Postgraduate

Duration: 1 year

Study mode: Full-time

Career outcomes: Career outcomes may include legal assistant, paralegal support, compliance assistant, policy or public-service roles, business/legal administration or further professional legal study. The course may also support progression into more specialist, supervisory or strategic roles, depending on the student’s background and experience.