Queen’s University’s International Law Programs LLM is an intensive, practice-informed summer master’s program delivered over May and June, combining classroom study with structured visits to leading international legal institutions. Students choose a stream in International Business Law or Public International Law (and an International Environmental Law stream is available).
Queen's University offers an intensive International Law Programs LLM, designed for those seeking to deepen their understanding of international legal frameworks. This summer master’s program spans two months, combining rigorous classroom instruction with structured visits to prominent international legal institutions. Students can specialize in one of three streams: International Business Law, Public International Law, or International Environmental Law.
The curriculum is structured to provide a comprehensive foundation in international law alongside specialized study in chosen streams. The program includes core courses and field study components, enhancing both theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Graduates of the International Law Programs are well-prepared for various careers in law, including positions in international organizations, governmental agencies, non-profits, and private law firms. The program’s emphasis on practical experience and networking opportunities further enhances employability in the global legal landscape.
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