The LLM, PDip Law (International Law with International Relations) at the University of Kent equips you to navigate the complex interplay between global legal frameworks and international affairs. This interdisciplinary programme is ideal for those seeking to understand the role and limitations of public international law in shaping global events, and is particularly suited for aspiring professionals in international organisations, NGOs, foreign affairs, or international law firms. You will explore core concepts in international law, international humanitarian law, and international relations, developing a critical perspective on how law functions on the world stage.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over one year, engaging with compulsory modules like Legal Research and Writing Skills and a Dissertation in Law, alongside a wide array of optional modules. These optional subjects span areas such as Intellectual Property, International Trade Law, International Human Rights Law, and Global Environmental Law, allowing you to tailor your studies. You will develop advanced research and analytical skills, culminating in a substantial dissertation. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for diverse career paths within the international legal and political spheres.