Master of International Relations and Master of Laws

Program Overview

It prepares students for careers in diplomacy, journalism, the NGO sector, international business, academia, and law. The program offers flexibility in specialization, research internships, and individual supervision, empowering students to excel in a rapidly evolving job market.

Program Outline

The program is built around innovative approaches and thinking, and it will empower students to comprehend and evaluate contemporary regional and global developments. It will equip students for an international career in diplomacy, journalism, the NGO sector, international business, or academia. The Master of Laws will simultaneously extend students' legal research, and their practical legal skills and knowledge to an advanced level. It offers students the flexibility to focus on a particular area of law, such as environmental law, international law, human rights law, or business law, or to choose a broader program of study covering a variety of legal areas.

Careers:

With a rapidly evolving job market, it’s vital that students have the right skills to evolve with it. The program will help students upskill or reskill so they can take the next career step in their current industry, or move to one that matches their changing interests. Graduates of the program have gone on to work in a variety of fields, including:

• Diplomacy
• Journalism
• The NGO sector
• International business
• Academia
• Law

Other:

• The program is offered full-time and part-time.
• The full-time program can be completed in two years, while the part-time program can be completed in three years.
• The program is offered on campus and online.
• Students can choose to specialize in a particular area of law, such as environmental law, international law, human rights law, or business law.
• The program includes a research internship with one of the university's partners.
• Students will receive specialized individual supervision.