Advanced study of public and private international law, global institutions, human rights, trade, and dispute settlement.
Academic Masters
Two-year research-oriented master's programmes combining advanced taught modules with a substantial dissertation. Designed for graduates pursuing deep expertise and academic or research careers.
Before you apply
Admission requirements
Applications are reviewed against University and departmental regulations. Meeting the minimum requirements does not automatically guarantee admission.
01
A relevant bachelor’s degree with at least the classification accepted by the University Senate.
02
Five O'Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics where required, obtained in no more than two sittings.
03
Official academic transcripts and certificates from recognised institutions.
04
Any additional departmental documents requested during application review.
What you will explore
Study and research focus
Public international law
Human rights
International trade
Treaty law
Global institutions
Dissertation
Where it can lead
Graduate outcomes
Analyse international legal disputes.
Prepare policy and legal briefs.
Conduct original legal research.
Contact Bursary for the school-fee schedule for this programme.
Check current programme availability and application options in the portal.
M.Sc & LLM applications
Take your next academic step at AUL.
Prepare your credentials, review the requirements, and begin your application to International Law (M.Sc, LLM).
