MSc in International Law & Business
A multidisciplinary master’s programme blending legal and business expertise for global career opportunities.
Best for:Best for graduates with a strong foundation in law or business who seek to specialize in international legal and business environments, with career aspirations in global corporations, law firms, or international organizations.
Overview
The MSc in International Law & Business at University College Dublin offers a unique interdisciplinary curriculum for graduates with backgrounds in law, business, economics, or finance. This programme is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge in both fields, preparing them for careers in international business, legal practice, or policy-making. It emphasizes cross-disciplinary learning, requiring applicants to demonstrate relevant coursework or professional experience. The programme is open to both domestic and international students, with flexible pathways for those needing to improve their English proficiency.
What you'll do
- Study advanced topics in international law and business, integrating legal frameworks with economic and financial principles.
- Engage in cross-disciplinary coursework, including modules on law, business, economics, and finance.
- Develop research and analytical skills through coursework, essays, and projects that address real-world business and legal challenges.
- Participate in group discussions, case studies, and practical exercises to enhance understanding of global business environments.
- Collaborate with peers and faculty to explore complex legal and business issues in an interdisciplinary setting.
Requirements
Degree required: A relevant undergraduate degree (at least a 2.1 honours classification) in Law, Business, Economics, or Finance. Non-law graduates should have completed law modules, and law graduates should have completed business/economics modules.
Language: English; IELTS 6.5 overall (minimum 6.5 in reading and writing, no part below 6.0) or TOEFL iBT 90 (minimum 22 in reading, 24 in writing, no part below 20).
Instruction: English
- Proven academic excellence in law or business-related fields.
- Ability to analyze and synthesize complex legal and business information.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for academic and professional contexts.
- Basic proficiency in legal research and business analysis techniques.
- Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree with at least a 2.1 honours classification.
- Substantial professional experience in a related field may be considered in exceptional circumstances.
- No residency or nationality restrictions; open to both domestic and international applicants.
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Applicants must submit an online application through the UCD Graduate Applications portal. Required documents include official transcripts (except for UCD graduates), a personal statement detailing relevant experience and research interests, and two academic referee recommendations (or one employer reference if employed for over two years). Non-native English speakers must provide proof of English proficiency.
- Official transcripts (except for UCD graduates)
- Personal statement demonstrating capability and relevant experience
- Two academic referee recommendations (or one employer reference if applicable)
- Proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL for non-native speakers)
- Names, positions, addresses, emails, and contact numbers of referees
Contact
UCD Graduate Applications Office· Admissions Contact
http://www.ucd.ie/registry/prospectivestudents/admissions/graduateapplicants/applying/
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