The LLM International Law at the University of Bristol is designed for aspiring legal professionals who want to navigate the complexities of global governance and state relations. In an era of increasing international interdependence and evolving legal challenges, this Master of Laws degree equips you with a sophisticated understanding of public international law and its practical applications. You will explore critical issues in areas such as human rights, environmental law, and international trade, preparing you to address the pressing legal questions that shape our world.
This full-time, on-campus Master's programme is delivered over one year, immersing you in a research-rich environment. You will undertake four taught units, including a mandatory unit on General Principles of International Law, alongside a significant 60-credit Dissertation and Legal Research Skills unit. Through engaging with specialist units in areas like international investment law and armed conflict, you will develop advanced analytical and research capabilities. You will graduate prepared for impactful careers in international organisations, global law firms, and public service, equipped with expertise in international law.