The Master of Laws (LLM) in International Law (Human Rights) at the University of Exeter offers you a unique opportunity to delve into the complex and critical field of international law, with a specialisation in human rights. This postgraduate degree is designed for aspiring legal professionals who wish to understand and address pressing global challenges, from the dignity of individuals to the intricacies of international justice. You will engage with contemporary issues in international law and human rights, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to global legal discourse and practice.
This full-time, on-campus LLM is studied over one year, providing an intensive and immersive learning experience. You will develop advanced legal research and analytical skills through a compulsory 60-credit dissertation, allowing you to explore a topic of your choice in depth. The programme structure allows you to select 120 credits of optional modules, enabling you to tailor your studies towards specific interests within international law, such as human rights, international criminal law, or migration law. You will graduate with specialised knowledge and the critical thinking abilities essential for careers in international organisations, NGOs, governmental bodies, or private practice.