624 Full-time Master's degrees in Legal Studies

This Law With SQE Preparation degree from Keele University will help you prepare for your SQE 1 and 2 examinations through dedicated teaching from experts in law, enabling you to develop your legal knowledge and skills in your chosen pathway.

Introducing the University of St. Thomas (UST)'s JD and MBA Joint Degree program: Elevate your career potential at UST, where law and business acumen merge to empower future leaders with a comprehensive skill set for success.

Combine legal expertise and high-level financial aptitude in this expedited program that can be completed in four years. The dual degree Finance and Law program from Suffolk University prepares you to be successful in a world where legal and business responsibilities are intertwined.

Want to make a difference in your community and your career? The Master of Science in Crime and Justice Studies program from Suffolk University is designed to give you the educational foundation and hands-on know-how you'll need to have an impact in your area of interest.

The Law LLM program is offered through the College of Law by the College of Graduate Studies and Research at the University of Saskatchewan. The LLM program is thesis-based, offering supervision in a wide range of areas, including Aboriginal, commercial, constitutional, criminal and human rights law.

The Juris Doctor and Business Administration (Dual Degree) at Rutgers University offers students legal and business perspectives in such fields as finance, corporate practice, taxation, international, and other related fields.

The Master of Laws offered by Durham University  gives you the widest choice of modules. Modules can be selected from those available for students studying in International Trade and Commercial Law, and European Trade and Commercial Law, Corporate Law and International Law and Governance.

Suffolk University’s Master of Crime and Justice Studies and Juris Doctor dual degree will help you master legal principles and techniques as you work both within and beyond the boundaries of the crime and justice system. And you can earn your degrees on an expedited schedule.

The Legal Studies programme at the University of Auckland is a postgraduate qualification designed for non-law graduates. This Master level course offers flexible study modes, including full-time and part-time options, to enhance professional expertise with legal knowledge without the requirement to practise law.

The Magister Juris (MJur) course at the University of Oxford is a world-renowned taught graduate course in law, designed to serve outstanding law students from civil 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 LL.M. in U.S. Legal Studies at St. John's University offers you these and many more keys to a rewarding legal career in New York and to the world of practice opportunities you can access as a New York lawyer.

This International Crimes, Justice and Human Rights one-year full-time postgraduate degree at the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights takes a holistic approach to justice: it situates legal rules and institutions within their political, institutional, and social contexts, encouraging critical reflection and comparative analysis.

The only programme of its kind, this Climate Justice programme from Glasgow Caledonian University can help influence change at the point where science, human rights and policy development intersect.

The Master of Arts program in Legal Studies at the University of Illinois Springfield is designed to present the master’s candidate with an interdisciplinary course of study in public law emphasizing law as a social phenomenon as well as a technical body of rules. 

The Justice Studies program at San José State University prepares students for careers in criminal justice administration, public institutions, grassroots community organizations, and nonprofit agencies, as well as doctoral programs and research positions in public agencies.

The Justice Administration discipline at the University of Alaska Fairbanks represents a melding of theoretical and applied concepts, and the M.A. degree in administration of justice reflects that dichotomy.

The Legal Studies programme at Northern Kentucky University is a 30-credit-hour degree designed for professionals navigating regulatory environments. Available in full-time or part-time modes, this flexible course can be completed in one to three years, primarily through face-to-face learning at the Salmon P. Chase College of Law.

The Paralegal Studies programme at George Washington University offers a comprehensive legal education designed for aspiring professionals. This master degree, delivered via a public study mode, focuses on developing advanced analytical and research skills essential for the modern legal environment and professional success.

The Comparative Law MCL program at University of Southern California is designed for experienced lawyers, corporate counsel, consultants, judges, prosecutors, academics, members of government ministries and bankers. Applicants to the M.C.L. program must have completed an LL.M. degree in the U.S. prior to applying to the M.C.L. program.

The Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Indigenous Governance degree at The University of Arizona has been designed with working professionals in mind, combining brief but intensive on-campus classes with a diverse menu of online courses and externship credits that can be earned in a student’s home community.