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

Take your passion for Laws by dissertation and coursework to the next level with advanced study and research Master of Laws by dissertation and coursework program from Victoria University of Wellington.

This Corporate Finance Law degree offered at the University of Westminster aims to give you a comprehensive understanding of the practical processes and innovative products of the international corporate finance market, including equity and debt capital, derivatives, structured finance, risk management and investment. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

The master of Laws offered by Teesside University is designed to allow you to make choices aligned to your individual career aspirations, while developing expertise in human rights, a fast paced and increasingly significant area of law.

This one-year Law (Graduate Entry) - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Ireland at University of Limerick offers successful students guaranteed progression* to a range of partner universities.

New laws around the world are making businesses and investors responsible for human rights, environment and climate impacts. This Corporate Sustainability, Human Rights and ESG Law from University of Dundee will help you understand and navigate them.

This Laws course from Auckland University of Technology will deepen your legal knowledge and legal research skills.

This Law programme from Newcastle University provides a challenging legal education. It is flexible and allows you to explore your own interests whilst developing an advanced knowledge of the principles of law.

The Law (by research) programme from Newcastle University offers courses of independent research under supervision. 

Statelessness. Corporate responsibility. Inequality. Religious conflicts. Climate change. The law plays an integral role in managing how each of these issues – and countless more across the globe – are analysed, evaluated and resolved. Macquarie University offers a Master of Laws.

 This Human Rights Law LLM programme offered at Queen Mary University of London will provide you with an advanced theoretical and empirical understanding of human rights at the international, regional, and domestic legal levels.

Human Rights from Curtin University promotes a critical understanding of the discourse that enables policy workers, lawyers, educators, social workers and journalists to contribute to the development, protection and application of human rights.

The Data Privacy and Information Technology Laws programme from Manipal Academy of Higher Education  was introduced in 2023 and helps graduates understand how law interacts with modern digital systems.

The Private Law programme from Ajman University was established to be a cornerstone of legal education at both the local and regional levels, playing a significant role among the higher education institutions in the United Arab Emirates in preparing a generation of legal professionals capable of making a positive impact.

The LLM in International Human Rights Law with Placement Year programme from University of Hertfordshire offers a firm foundation for human rights specialisation and enables you to explore a wide range of subjects in this area. You’ll examine the latest developments and critically analyse arguments on all sides of Human Rights debates.  

The Master of Notarial Studies degree from University of Malta provides a comprehensive knowledge of and training in core legal subjects of notarial law. 

Develop a critical and in-depth knowledge and broaden your understanding of contemporary legal issues and real world problems on the Law study delivered by the University of Plymouth.

With a specific focus on the Caribbean and the slavery reparations movement, the Reparatory Justice from University of Glasgow programme will also draw on case studies of campaigns for reparative justice in other global contexts.

The Law and Technology degree offered by University of Essex gives you the opportunity to analyse the impact of modern technologies on the application of traditional legal principles and the ways in which challenges raised by modern technologies could and should be addressed by the law.

Explore topical legal, ethical and moral dilemmas that go to the heart of how we live and die, with a focus on addressing inequalities in health. Study full-time or one/two modules at a time. Flexible study allows you to build up credits gradually and complete the Health Law LLM at your own pace.

Take your passion for Law to the next level with advanced study and research. Be at the centre of debate, analysis and dialogue about law and legal policy issues in New Zealand at the Victoria University of Wellington .