Master of International Law
Griffith University
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00233E
The Master of International Law program will equip a range of qualified professionals to understand and apply international and globalised law principles in contexts such as cross-border transactions and disputes; cross-border family law disputes; public international law developments and cross-border negotiations. The program is designed to give students a competitive edge in the legal, academic, government, business, engineering and other professions where greater skills and knowledge in the field of international and global law are increasingly being required. Students will complete 120 credit points over two years part time with twelve courses per year over six teaching periods. All content will be delivered online.
Subjects
- Global Dimensions of Intellectual Property Law
- International Commercial Litigation and Arbitration
- International Criminal Law
- International Environmental Law
- International Family Law and Litigation
- International Financial Transactions and Taxation
- International Human Rights
- International Negotiations
- International Trade Law
- Investor State Arbitration
- Listed electives and/or Free-choice electives
- The Law of International Organisations
- Transitional Justice
Standard entry requirements
Related Bachelor degree or higher
Recognition
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