Griffith College
Griffith College

LL.M. in International Law

Griffith College, Ireland

Course Overview

The LL.M. program in International Law spans one year, during which students undertake six subjects and a dissertation. The initial semester focuses on three compulsory subjects, with the option to select either International Commercial Law or International Human Rights Law. Subsequently, in the second semester, students can choose three elective courses (subject to availability and faculty approval). Evaluation of the instructed modules in both semesters involves assignments and examinations. During the summer months, students work on a dissertation under the supervision of an assigned advisor.

Course Type
PG
Course Nature
Full Time
Course Duration
1 Year
Total Fee
€14000
Intake
September 2024 , January 2024 , February 2024
Language Proficiency

Under graduation : 60%

IELTS : 6.5  or 

Duolingo : 115

Documents Required
  • 10TH
  • 12TH
  • DEGREE
  • DEGREE PROVISSIONAL CERTIFICATE
  • Degree Consolidated Marksheet
  • Degree Individual Marksheet
  • PASSPORT
  • CV
  • IELTS
  • SOP
  • EXPERIANCE CERTIFICATES
University
Griffith College
University Details

Griffith College is among the largest colleges in Ireland, which was founded in 1974. The core faculties and schools of Griffith College include the Faculty of Business, Faculty of Journalism & Media Communications, Faculty of Computing, Griffith Institute of Language, Faculty of Counselling & Psychotherapy, Faculty of Design, Graduate Business School, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Professional Accountancy, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Music & Multimedia, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science, Faculty of Professional Law, Faculty of Teaching and Learning, Faculty of Lifelong Learning and The Leinster School of Music & Drama.

Syllabus

Semester One: Core Modules

  1. Advanced Legal Research and Writing

    • Research methodologies
    • Legal writing techniques
    • Advanced legal research skills
  2. Law of International Organisations

    • Structure and functions of international organisations
    • Legal frameworks and governance
    • Case studies of major international organisations
  3. International Commercial Law (or International Human Rights Law)

    • Principles of international commercial transactions
    • International trade regulations
    • Conflict of laws in international commercial disputes

    OR

    International Human Rights Law

    • Principles and sources of human rights law
    • International human rights treaties and mechanisms
    • Human rights enforcement and case studies

Semester Two: Elective Modules (Choose 3)

  1. Corporate Governance

    • Corporate structure and management
    • Regulatory frameworks
    • Corporate social responsibility
  2. International Commercial Arbitration

    • Arbitration processes and procedures
    • International arbitration institutions
    • Case studies and practical applications
  3. EU Internal Market and Competition Law

    • EU competition policy and regulations
    • Market structures and anti-competitive practices
    • EU regulatory framework
  4. International Financial Services Law

    • Regulation of international financial markets
    • Financial instruments and securities
    • Compliance and enforcement
  5. International Tax Law

    • Global tax regulations and treaties
    • Transfer pricing and tax avoidance
    • International tax compliance
  6. International Intellectual Property Law

    • Intellectual property rights on a global scale
    • International treaties and agreements
    • Enforcement and protection of IP rights
  7. Gender, Sexuality and Human Rights

    • Intersection of gender, sexuality, and human rights
    • International legal protections and advocacy
    • Case studies on gender and sexuality issues
  8. International Asylum and Immigration Law

    • Legal frameworks for asylum and immigration
    • Refugee protection and international obligations
    • Case studies on asylum and immigration issues
  9. International Criminal Law

    • Principles of international criminal law
    • International criminal tribunals and courts
    • Case studies on international crimes
  10. International Humanitarian Law

    • Laws governing armed conflict
    • Protection of civilians and combatants
    • Case studies on humanitarian law applications
  11. Restorative Justice

    • Principles and practices of restorative justice
    • Application in various legal contexts
    • Case studies and comparative approaches
  12. Criminology

    • Theories and models in criminology
    • Crime prevention and criminal justice systems
    • Case studies and contemporary issues in criminology
  13. Social, Economic and Environmental Rights

    • Legal frameworks for social and economic rights
    • Environmental law and sustainable development
    • Human rights and socio-economic issues
  14. International Privacy and Data Protection Law

    • Data protection regulations and standards
    • Privacy rights and international compliance
    • Case studies on data breaches and privacy issues

Semester Three: Dissertation

  • Dissertation
    • Independent research project
    • 20,000 words
    • Completed under the guidance of a designated supervisor
    • Written up over the summer months

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