34 Master's degrees in International Law in Ireland

International Law from Griffith College aims to develop students' academic capabilities to their fullest, enhance their communication skills and develop their research skills, preparing them for career progression and/or laying the foundations for Ph.D. study.

International Human Rights Law from Griffith College offers students the opportunity to specialise in International Human Rights Law, to facilitate enhanced career opportunities, or to lay the foundations for PhD study.

The International Human Rights Law degree from Dublin City University equips students with a deep understanding of international legal frameworks, human rights protection, and the role of socio-legal thought.

By taking the Global Legal Studies degree from Maynooth University students will be exposed to a range of legal issues that extend across jurisdictions and will gain critical insights from a variety of other disciplines, including politics, psychology, economics and sociology.

On this Advanced Family Law master course offered by the University College Cork, you will be exposed to law and theory in Ireland and internationally. At the same time you will get valuable insights into various aspects of the law in action by engaging with social workers, legal professionals and others.

This Irish and Global Conflict History programme from the University of Limerick explores Irish and international conflict during the twentieth century - the most violent period in recorded history.  

On this International Law programme at University College Cork you will study the policy and context for international law and the operation of international law in practice.

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

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

The Law, Human Rights in Criminal Justice course from University of Limerick empowers you to explore how law can protect human rights and shape criminal justice systems in Ireland and around the world. 

The International Justice and Law programme from Maynooth University provides students with critical insights into the field of international justice.

International Business and Law from Griffith College enables students to develop the skills required to become independent-minded, knowledgeable and innovative business managers with a core grounding in International Law. 

The LL.M in International and Comparative Disability Law and Policy at University of Galway will empower you to shape inclusive societies through legal reform, advocacy, and innovative policy.

This International Commercial Law programme from the University of Limerick equips you with the expertise to navigate complex legal issues across borders and industries. 

The LLM in International Criminal Law degree delivered at University of Galway explores the legal frameworks governing accountability for international crimes. 

The International Justice programme from Maynooth University provides students with critical insights into the field of international justice. 

International Law from Griffith College is designed to progress non-cognate learners’ careers in international law.

International Law from Griffith College will produce work-ready graduates for a career in the legal and related sectors. The Master of Arts in International Law is designed to progress non-cognate learners’ careers in law.

The International Business Law programme from Maynooth University will enable  law graduates to further their legal education by gaining a systematic understanding of the critical issues at the forefront of key areas of global trade.

Transitional Justice, Human Rights and Conflict from University of Galway equips students with the knowledge and skills to address the complex legal, political, and practical challenges faced by societies emerging from conflict and repression.