University of East London

Overview

The Master of Laws (LLM) in International Law and Legal Practice at the University of East London provides students with a comprehensive understanding of international law paired with practical legal skills essential for effective advocacy and casework. This course is designed for both law graduates looking to specialize and non-law graduates seeking a structured pathway into international legal practice.

What you'll study

The LLM program comprises core modules that establish a solid foundation in international law and legal practice, complemented by optional modules that allow you to customize your learning experience according to your interests.

• Core modules
  • International Law: Problems and Process
  • Advocacy, Interventions and Practice
  • Applied Project (independent research and analysis)
• Optional modules (examples)
  • Law of International Finance
  • Financial Crime and Corporate Criminal Liability
  • International Corporate Governance
  • The Law of the World Trade Organisation and Globalisation
  • International Criminal Law
  • Oil and Gas Law and Policy
  • Economic Integration in Developing Countries
  • Work Based Project
  • LLM Optional Placement

Note: Module availability may vary. Your final study plan will be confirmed by the program team.

Entry requirements

Applicants are typically required to hold a Lower Second Class degree or equivalent in a relevant field. For those without a law degree, relevant professional experience may be considered.

Career prospects

Graduates of the LLM in International Law and Legal Practice will be well-equipped to pursue careers in a variety of sectors, including international law firms, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and corporate legal departments. The program's focus on practical skills enhances employability in the competitive field of international law.