International Law and International Relations LLM

The International Law LLM course at Lancaster University is a postgraduate degree program designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the issues surrounding international law. Throughout this course, students will gain the essential theoretical and practical knowledge required to operate in the international legal environment.Course Content: The content of this highly flexible course allows students to tailor their studies to their individual interests. Students can choose to specialize in a range of topics across international law to personalise their degree. The overall course content includes phases like foundation modules followed by optional modules and a dissertation to complete the course.Key Modules: The LLM International Law consists of a compulsory Legal Research Methods module, two foundation modules including International Law and International Human Rights Law, and a variety of optional modules. Optional modules include subjects such as International Business Law, Environmental Law, and European Human Rights Law, among others.Accreditations: Information on accreditations is not explicitly stated.Future Careers: This course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills required for a variety of future law careers. Graduates could go on to work in a multitude of environments including international law firms, NGOs, or governmental and inter-governmental agencies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.