34 Master's degrees in International Law in Ireland

The Peace Operations, Humanitarian Law and Conflict degree delivered by University of Galway prepares students to engage with the legal and policy challenges of armed conflict, peacebuilding, and humanitarian response. Gain the expertise to work in international peace operations, conflict zones, or global institutions advancing conflict resolution and protection. 

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.

The Human Rights programme at University College Dublin is a comprehensive Master of Science degree. This intensive course, available in a public study mode, lasts for one year of full-time study or two years part-time. It provides expert training in the legal and political frameworks essential for global advocacy.

The Peace and Conflict M.A. at University College Dublin is a comprehensive graduate programme delivered on campus. Available for full-time or part-time study over one to two years, this degree explores the roots of violent internal disputes using comparative political science methods and advanced research techniques.

The Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation M.Phil. at Trinity College Dublin is a one-year, full-time programme based in Belfast. This public study course provides an interdisciplinary approach to social justice and peacebuilding, combining theoretical academic insight with practical community-based placements.

The International Commercial Law programme at University College Dublin is a one-year, full-time Master of Laws degree. This on-campus course provides an in-depth exploration of global trade regulations and corporate legal frameworks, designed for students seeking to excel in the complex world of international commerce.

The M.Sc. International Law and Business at University College Dublin is a full-time, one-year programme delivered on campus. This interdisciplinary degree combines advanced legal study with business expertise, designed for graduates seeking to excel in global commerce through a public study mode at a world-class institution.

The LLM in International and Comparative Business Law degree delivered at University of Galway offers a globally connected programme that builds on Ireland’s unique position at the intersection of common and EU law. 

This MA programme in Media and International Conflict at University College Dublin is designed to enable students to develop understanding of the ways in which media interact with war, international conflict and security. 

The Race, Ethnicity, Conflict programme at Trinity College Dublin is a full-time Master degree delivered over one year. This public study mode course explores sociological theories regarding migration and ethnic conflict. Students engage in deep research while benefiting from the university's prestigious academic environment.

The International and Comparative Law programme at Trinity College Dublin is a full-time, one-year course. This NFQ Level 9 degree provides a deep dive into global legal systems through a public study mode. Students gain advanced expertise in international frameworks, preparing for diverse legal careers in a globalised world.

The International Human Rights programme at University College Dublin is a premier graduate qualification. This Master of Laws degree offers full-time or part-time study modes over one to two years. Students gain deep expertise in legal frameworks and political theory within a world-class public research environment.

University College Dublin's full-time one-year MSc in International Law and Business is targeted at graduates with an educational background in Law or Business, or in a related academic area such as Economics.

The Education for Human Rights and Equality program from Mary Immaculate College is a one year full-time or two year part-time programme, providing an academic qualification for educators interested in human rights and equality offered by MIC Thurles.