1.7k Master's in Law in Europe

On this Investigative and Human Rights Journalism (Online) programme offered at SOAS University of London will prepare you for career paths in investigative journalism and human rights reporting. 

The combined MA in Diplomacy and International Law offered at The American University of Paris is a dynamic degree that allows students to benefit from the best of both disciplines – a solid grounding in international relations theory and practice, as well as the analytical tools for legal advocacy.

On this Law and Technology programme from University College Cork, you will study current and emerging legal issues arising from the inter-relationship between law and technology from regulatory and commercial perspectives

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

This Employment Law (Distance Learning) at the University of Leicester is for you if... you want to develop your professional knowledge and skills in the practice of employment law and the management of employment relationships.

The Migration, Mobility and Development from SOAS University of London offers you the opportunity to combine study and analysis of critical perspectives on development and the related field of migration studies.

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.

Throughout this International Law programme from The University of Exeter, you’ll gain a global perspective on the challenges within international law and learn how to find ways to overcome them by examining various legal systems and looking beyond the law.

The Law programme at the University of Antwerp seeks to attract participants from across the globe, including from the global South. By participating, you will become part of a global network, based in Europe, and establish contacts that will be essential for your future professional career.

On this dynamic Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law (Part Time) programme delivered at University of East Anglia you will dive into two of the most pivotal legal questions of our time: the fate of law in the information age and the management and exploitation of creativity, reputation, and innovation in the digital era. 

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. 

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.

The Forensic and Legal Odontology (Part Time) degree delivered by University of Dundee. Develop your forensic odontology skills through case studies.

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

This demanding and rewarding Safeguarding Children course from The University of Lancashire is an opportunity for continuing personal and professional development where you’ll be encouraged to challenge assumptions about children and their lives, and the practices, policies, services and legislation that surround them. 

This Human Rights Law MRes course delivered by Queen Mary University of London is an engaging pre-doctoral training programme designed to provide a critical, research-led approach to the study of aspects of human rights law. Focus on areas that are at the forefront of human rights and utilise academic knowledge to contribute to its progressive development.

At the Law, Technology and Innovation degree delivered by the University College Cork you will explore the intersections of law, technology and innovation. You will discuss novel and dynamic issues concerning regulation of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, the legal and regulatory aspects of the digital economy, and human rights in the digital environment. 

The Fashion Law LLM at Queen Mary University of London gives you the unique opportunity to specialise in a thriving and growing area of legal practice. You will focus on the laws and regulatory frameworks applicable to the fashion industry and develop a wider understanding of the socio-cultural and policy issues, including cultural appropriation, fast fashion, and sustainability. 

The Human Rights and International Politics programme of the University of Glasgow offers a thorough academic analysis of one of the most salient and pressing issues in the contemporary world: the place of individual human rights in a system of international relations in which states’ rights have traditionally been paramount.

Study the UK’s only Sport Law PG Cert at Leeds Beckett University, developed with the British Association of Sport Law. You’ll gain the skills to lead and advance your sports law career.