Master of International Law
Advance your expertise in international law to pursue professional opportunities in global government, non-governmental, and private sectors.
Best for:Best for legal professionals or graduates seeking to specialize in international law for careers in global organizations.
Overview
The Master of International Law at The University of Western Australia is a coursework-based programme designed to deepen understanding of legal frameworks governing international relations. Taught by a team of experts with extensive practical and research experience, the curriculum provides a real-world perspective on international legal issues. The course is tailored for both current legal practitioners and individuals aiming for careers in government, inter-governmental organizations, or private institutions. Students will gain the knowledge necessary to navigate complex international legal environments effectively.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced coursework covering various aspects of international law.
- Analyze real-world legal scenarios under the guidance of expert practitioners.
- Develop specialized knowledge relevant to government and non-governmental organizations.
- Participate in academic discussions regarding international legal frameworks and their application.
Requirements
Degree required: Juris Doctor, Bachelor of Laws, or a bachelor's degree in a cognate area.
Degree offered: Master of International Law
Language: English proficiency as required by UWA for international students.
Instruction: English
- Academic qualification in law or a cognate discipline.
- Minimum weighted average mark of 50 percent as recognized by UWA.
- For applicants with a non-cognate bachelor's degree, at least two years of relevant professional experience is required.
- Hold a Juris Doctor or Bachelor of Laws, or equivalent.
- Hold a bachelor's degree in a cognate area with a minimum 50 percent average.
- Hold a bachelor's degree with at least two years of relevant professional experience.
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Interested applicants should visit the official university course page to review specific admission requirements and submit their application through the university's portal.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of professional experience (if applicable)
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