Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: 1 year
Advance your expertise in International Law and Human Rights by studying this LLM Masters of Law programme at Bangor University. Empowering you to explore key area of International Law you’ll look closer at how it directly affects us as people.
During this LLM you’ll look closer at International Criminal Law and International Human Rights Law, gaining an in-depth understanding of the law and how it shapes justice and protects humanity. You’ll build a strong foundation in legal knowledge and with small class sizes, individual mentorship, and a supportive learning environment, you’ll feel empowered to turn knowledge into action.
This programme prepares you to meet the complex intellectual and professional challenges faced by those working on legal issues that affect individuals in a global context. Through thoughtfully designed coursework and dynamic teaching methods, you’ll develop the critical thinking, technical expertise, and open-mindedness needed to operate effectively and positively in our globalised world.
Taught by leading academics whose research drives global change, this postgraduate programme in Law offers the insight, flexibility, and support to help you make a meaningful impact in the world around you. Whether you choose to follow a career in advocacy, policy, research, or practice you’ll be equipped with the skills and knowledge to succeed.
A first degree in Law or a Law-related course at 2.ii standard or higher (or equivalent) is normally required. Graduates from other relevant disciplines (including Accounting, Banking, Finance, Management Studies, Politics, International Relations and the Social Sciences) will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Applicants with equivalent professional qualifications and/or relevant practical experience and applications from working professionals with non-graduate qualifications will be considered on an individual basis.
International applicants whose first language is not English or Welsh are normally required to provide evidence of English language proficiency. Minimum English language requirements are IELTS 6.5 (with no element below 6.0), or equivalent.
This International Law and Human Rights LLM will allow you to explore the evolution of modern international Criminal Law and gain a comprehensive understanding of International Human Rights Law. You’ll explore various rights guaranteed under international law and learn about strategies and procedures for protecting these rights.
We'll focus on sharpening your legal research skills essential for success at LLM level, with a strong focus on producing high-quality dissertations and research papers. You’ll learn how to build clear, well-reasoned arguments backed by robust evidence, giving you the confidence to communicate your ideas with clarity and impact. We’ll encourage you to think critically, reflect deeply, and develop a global perspective
Your dissertation is an opportunity for you to contribute original thinking to real-world challenges. Beyond the core modules, you can tailor your learning by choosing from a range of specialist options that reflect your interests and career goals.
Compulsory modules:
A core element of this LLM is the Dissertation (60 credits) where you will be expected to conduct independent research.
You will also take 60 credits from optional modules which may include;
Module listings are for guide purposes only and are subject to change.
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