LLM International Law

at University of Lincoln

Modules:

• Dissertation (International Law) (Core)
• International Economic and Investment Law (Core)
• International Human Rights (Core)
• LLM International Law and World Order (Core)
• Asylum, Migration and Human Trafficking (Option)†
• EU Internal Market Law (Option)†
• International Business Law (Option)†
• International Corporate Governance (Option)†
• International Criminal Justice (Option)†
• International Dispute Resolution (Option)†
• International Environmental Law (Option)†
• LLM Corporate Social Responsibility (Option)†
• LLM Law of Armed Conflict (Option)†
• LLM Use of Force and International Law (Option)†
• The EU as a Global Actor: EU External Relations Law (Option)†

• First or second class honours degree in a relevant subject.
• Overseas students will be required to demonstrate English language proficiency equivalent to IELTS 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each element. 
   

The fees for LLM International Law may vary from £14,000 to £25,000 annually for tuition fees. The fee's prices may get higher for International Students.

The LLM courses at Lincoln Law School are designed to provide students with the opportunity to develop a solid bedrock of knowledge and skills to pursue or further develop their careers, whether they be in legal practice, working in business or industry, working for governmental or international organisations, for non-governmental organisations, or in academia.
 

For those pursuing legal careers, there has been an increasing demand for lawyers with the necessary knowledge of international law and international business law to provide services to clients both in terms of transactional and litigation work. This is particularly true in the case of commercial law firms undertaking work for multinational corporations and those businesses involved in multi-jurisdictional transactions or disputes.
 

Similarly our LLM programmes aim to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills required to conduct transnational work within business and industry. An understanding of the legal issues at stake in terms of international economic law, international trade law, and international investment law provides a grounding for those pursuing careers in firms that either invest or operate in a number of different jurisdictions, or which have strong commercial relationships with investors or customers in other countries.
 

Many governmental and international organisations such as the United Nations require the expertise of those with backgrounds in international law and international business law. The Law School at Lincoln has a strong group of lawyers with a range of expertise in different aspects of international law and aims to provide a training ground in which lawyers seeking these types of careers can develop.