A one-year (two-semester) postgraduate law degree focused on land administration and international legal topics. Suited to law graduates or legal professionals seeking concentrated study in areas such as human rights, humanitarian law, maritime and environmental law, intellectual property, cyber law and research methods.
The curriculum combines international and specialised law subjects with research and viva components across two semesters. Courses listed by semester are:
The source material does not specify formal entry criteria. Prospective applicants should contact the university for exact academic and documentation requirements for LL.M admission.
The programme is designed to produce graduates equipped for roles that require specialist legal knowledge—particularly relating to land administration, environmental and maritime law, human rights, intellectual property and cyber law. Typical destinations include legal practice, advisory roles in public and private sector organisations, policy work, and positions in NGOs or institutions dealing with land, environmental and international legal issues.
No specific funding details are provided in the source. Applicants should explore university scholarships, government funding, employer sponsorship, and external grants relevant to postgraduate legal study.
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