LLM Law (Space Law)

The Master of Laws (Law) Space Law course offered by Northumbria University is a unique and innovative course that offers students the opportunity to study legal issues relating to the exploration and use of outer space. The course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of both the domestic and international legal frameworks governing space activities, and to equip students with the skills necessary to pursue a career in the expanding field of space law.Course Content: The course content includes a study of the definition and delimitation of outer space, the legal status of celestial bodies, the legal regime governing astronauts, liability for damage caused by space objects, the use of space for military purposes, telecommunications and broadcasting, commercial activities in outer space, the settlement of disputes in outer space, and the protection of the space environment. The course also covers the contemporary development of space law.Key Modules: The key modules in the course include Law and Policy for Outer Space, International Law for Air and Space, Space Law: Contemporary Issues, and Master's Dissertation. These modules enable students to gain a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals and current issues in space law, as well as develop their capacity to carry out independent research.Future Careers: Upon completion of the course, students have the potential to work in a wide range of careers. These may include roles within international organizations, national regulatory authorities, space companies, law firms that deal with space issues, research institutions, universities, and more. Graduates may also be prepared for doctoral study in the field of space law or related disciplines.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.