The Master of Laws LLM in International Law (Conflict, Peace and Justice) at the University of Exeter offers you a deep dive into the complex legal frameworks governing global conflict, peacebuilding, and justice. This postgraduate degree is ideal for aspiring legal professionals and policymakers seeking to understand and influence international relations, human rights, and the rule of law in challenging geopolitical contexts. You will explore critical issues such as the use of force, international criminal law, and human rights law, preparing you to address some of the world's most pressing challenges through rigorous legal analysis.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is studied over one year, allowing you to immerse yourself in a dynamic academic environment. You will engage with compulsory modules alongside a significant 60-credit dissertation, providing an opportunity for in-depth research on a topic of your choice. The curriculum, featuring optional modules in areas like International Human Rights Law and The International Criminal Court, enables you to specialise in Conflict, Peace, and Justice. You will graduate with advanced research and analytical skills, ready for careers in international organisations, NGOs, governmental bodies, or further academic study.