International Law
LLM
The LLM equips you with specialist knowledge in international law and helps you develop core skills necessary to support work in multiple fields of international law and take on career roles that can have global impact. This degree is unique as it merges traditional scholarly learning that focusses on developing excellent subject knowledge, with strong practice led skills to help your career development.
International Law
LLM
The LLM equips you with specialist knowledge in international law and helps you develop core skills necessary to support work in multiple fields of international law and take on career roles that can have global impact. This degree is unique as it merges traditional scholarly learning that focusses on developing excellent subject knowledge, with strong practice led skills to help your career development.
Online Application
1 year
Duration
2 locations
Larnaca or Paphos
€ 8950
Tuition Fees
Recognition
- LLM degree from Canterbury Christ Church University
- Internationally Recognised
- Approved franchise degree from CYQAA (DIPAE)
Tuition Fees
- €8950
- State grant up to €3760
- Full and partial scholarships offered
- Payment plan with installments
Classes
- Classes start in mid-October
- Up to 3 Afternoons a week (Monday to Thursday)
- Classes are taught in English with Greek language support
- 1 year full-time study duration
Modules
- Public International Law
- International Human Rights Law
- International Investment Law
- Postgraduate Challenge Module
- Masters of Law Dissertation
Modules
- Public International Law
- International Human Rights Law
- International Investment Law
- Postgraduate Challenge Module
- Masters of Law Dissertation
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field
- English Language Certificate (only applies if you have graduated from a non-English speaking institution)
Find out more detailed information about this course here
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant field
- A 2:2 or above in an undergraduate Law degree or 2:2 or above in a joint honours degree where Law is a major component
- English Language Certificate (only applies if you have graduated from a non-English speaking institution)
You can find out more detailed information about this course here
