242 Full-time Master's degrees in Civil & Private Law

We offer a master degree in International Human Rights Law at University of Notre Dame. Our graduates’ commitment to human rights, as well as the rigor and richness of their academic life at Notre Dame Law School, has established our LL.M. program as among the most prominent in the world.

Loyola Law School and the Graduate Program of the College of Business Administration of Loyola Marymount University (LMU) offer a dual degree program in law and business.

This American Law program is designed for students who received their law degree from a school in a foreign country. Loyola Marymount University's course is fully customizable and students will have the option to select courses that are more closely related to their interest and goals. 

The Law with International Intellectual Property course offered at Birkbeck, University of London is an innovative, research-led course that gives you the chance to focus on the critical analysis of intellectual property law as an international phenomenon.

The Energy and Resources Law program at University of Melbourne is part of the world-renowned Melbourne Law Masters program. It’s available for both law and non-law graduates and the flexible structure makes it ideal for working professionals looking to immerse themselves in the study of energy and resources law.

The Bachelor of Civil Law at the University of Oxford (BCL) is a world-renowned taught graduate course in law, designed to serve outstanding law students from common law backgrounds. The academic standard is significantly higher than that required in a first law degree, and only those with outstanding first law degrees are admitted.

The Trial Advocacy for International Students programme from Illinois Institute of Technology invites foreign attorneys and law students with divergent trial practice backgrounds to gain exposure to the U.S. adversarial trial system—a system somewhat similar to newly revised “oral trials” being adopted by many other countries.

No prior training in law? No problem. Give your career a legal advantage with this Human Rights Law from University of Auckland designed for non-law graduates wanting to enhance their existing skills with legal expertise.

The Juris Law programme at Harvard University is a prestigious full-time master level course delivered in a public study mode. This rigorous degree provides a solid intellectual foundation in legal reasoning and practice. Students engage in comprehensive training designed to prepare them for the complexities of the legal profession.

Offered by The University of Akron School of Law, the Master of Studies in Law is for anyone whose work involves law or who routinely receives the advice and counsel of lawyers, including a wide range of non-lawyer professionals. 

The Law (GDL) programme at the Oxford Brookes University combines academic rigour with the problem solving and research skills to help you stand out as a legal professional. 

The Professional Practice programme offered by University of South Wales is an established SQE preparation course that covers the FLK1 subjects, FLK2 subjects, an introduction to SQE2 and some QWE for both law and non-law graduate students.

Maritime Law is an exciting and highly complex field of law. At Aberdeen we’ve combined the teaching and research strength of our long-established law school and the calibre of our first-class teaching team with our growing international profile and activity to create options for this LLM. The Maritime Law programme is offered at University of Aberdeen.

The Law, Economic Law, Right of Public Action, Civil and Criminal Law programme of University of Geneva follows the Bachelor programme to complete students' basic legal training.

Civil and Commercial Law from Peking University matches the expertise of the members of each department, who offer high level modules reflecting the cutting edge of research.

Explore Pacific legal thought with the Laws in Maori Pacific and Indigenous Peoples' Law programme from University of Waikato. Develop skills to contribute to Pacific jurisprudence and enhance global understanding of Pacific legal systems.

The Juris Doctor program at University of Southern Queensland is a graduate entry for non-law graduates. If you want a career in law and already have an undergraduate degree, you can enter the Juris Doctor rather than the undergraduate Bachelor of Laws.  

This new Transnational Law LLM at King's College London is the only programme of its kind to teach core legal courses from a distinctly transnational perspective. 

What effects has globalisation had on international trade? What are the essential elements of international business contracts? When there is a dispute concerning a cross-border business transaction, which country's or region's laws apply and which court has jurisdiction? Learn how to deal with questions like these from both an international and comparative perspective.

The Law program from University of New South Wales offers a flexible and specialised opportunity for you to develop an advanced, integrated and contemporary understanding of one or more areas of legal study.