UCL FACULTY OF LAWS

Master of Laws (LLM) Programme

Specialist Degree - International Law (LAWSSP35)

To obtain a Master of Laws (LLM) in a particular area of law, you must gain 180 credits following a specific set of rules which can be found here.

The list below details all the core modules for this specialist degree. Please be aware that the list of modules on offer each year varies from year to year and that all modules are subject to change or cancellation.

While unlikely, it is possible that a particular specialist degree may not be available or difficult to obtain because a number of the modules needed for that specialism are not available. Details of modules offered in a particular academic year can be found on the taught modules page.

Core Modules

Business Taxation
15
Foundations and Principles of International Law
15
Human Rights at Work
15
International Criminal Law
30
International and European Refugee Law
15
International Energy Law
30
International Environmental Law
30
International Human Rights Law
30
International Law of Foreign Investment
30
International Law of the Sea
30
Law and Policy of Climate Change
15
Law and Policy of International Courts and Tribunals
30
Law and Governance of Global Health
15
Taxation, Trusts and Planning
30
War Law
30
War Law I: Recourse to Force in International Law
15
War Law II: International Law of Armed Conflict
15
World Trade Organisation and Trade Linkages in the World Trade Organisation, The
30

 

APPLICATION NOTICES

The application process for the 2013-14 academic session is open.
The deadline for applications to be received has been extended to Monday 1 July 2013

Please refer to the How to apply section for information on the application process.