The Master of Laws LLM in International Law at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring legal professionals eager to engage with the complex global challenges of our time. You will explore the intricate legal frameworks governing international relations, human rights, and conflict resolution, building a deep understanding of diverse legal systems and their real-world application. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those seeking to specialise in areas such as international human rights law or international law concerning conflict, peace, and justice, preparing you for impactful careers in a globally interconnected world.
You will study this LLM full-time on campus over one year, immersing yourself in a dynamic academic environment. The programme features a compulsory 60-credit dissertation, allowing you to conduct in-depth research on a topic of your choice, supported by expert faculty. You will also select 120 credits of optional modules, offering flexibility to tailor your studies towards specific interests within international law, including modules on international criminal law, the use of force, and human rights. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for roles in governmental bodies, international organisations, NGOs, and private practice.