3.3k Master's degrees in Law
Embarking on a Law programme can be a transformative journey for international students. The tuition fees for Law programmes vary significantly. For instance, the lower-end tuition fee, represented by €2,632, provides an accessible entry point for many students. On the other hand, the higher-end tuition fee, indicated by €56,697, reflects the premium institutions charge. The typical tuition fee, shown by €21,014, offers a middle-ground option for students. It's also worth noting that 5% of Law programmes are considered affordable, making legal education more attainable. Additionally, 24% of Law programmes are available online, offering flexibility for those who need it.

Criminology and Criminal Justice
Criminology and Criminal Justice from University of Glasgow addresses the complex problems that crime poses for contemporary societies.

AI and the Law
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly developing field that is having a profound impact on various aspects of society and business. This AI and the Law programme from Queen Mary University of London will consider the legal, technological, and ethical issues surrounding AI and analyse emerging laws and policy across the globe.

Sustainability and Human Rights
The Sustainability and Human Rights programme from University of Cyprus aims to contribute to the study of one of the fastest-developing legal fields relating to the law fostering sustainability while promoting and ensuring the protection of human rights.

Laws (Paris)
This innovative Laws (Paris) LLM course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London offers you teaching in English by Queen Mary academics. You'll benefit from our School of Law's prestige and an international setting. You can choose from several pathways in commercial law, leading to specialisms in banking and finance, dispute resolution, intellectual property or media and technology law.

Global Ethics and Justice
How can philosophy help them think about global problems, such as climate change, war, sweatshops, infectious disease, and gender injustice? Expand your knowledge, and prepare for your future at the forefront of global justice with the Global Ethics and Justice programme from University of Birmingham.

International Criminal Law and Justice
Crime doesn't stop at country borders. Discover this growing area of law and investigate how law and justice can tackle crime across the world in the International Criminal Law and Justice programme at University of Birmingham.

International Law
The International Law course at the University of Essex offers the opportunity to study across a wide range of modules in the areas of Public international law, Human Rights, Commercial, Trade and Maritime law.

Socio-Legal Studies
The Socio-Legal Studies programme offered by the University of Bristol blends rigorous research training with interdisciplinary insights on how law interacts with society. Emphasising empirical research and practical application, this programme prepares you to influence future legal and social policies, positioning you at the forefront of socio-legal change.

Australian Migration Law and Practice
The Australian Migration Law and Practice programme from Griffith University is designed to prepare you to meet the Occupational Competency Standards for Registered Migration Agents.

Law
Enhance your legal expertise across diverse subjects. Explore the forces shaping the legal landscape and gain skills to make a meaningful impact with this Law LLM at University of Sussex.

International Human Rights Law
University of Leicester's International Human Rights Law course at the University of Leicester is for you if you are interested in exploring how international human rights law addresses the major challenges facing the world today. You will love this stream if you are interested in world affairs and how politics and international institutions intersect with international law.

Law
The Law Degree at University College Cork provides students with the opportunity to pursue a dissertation in their area of interest under the supervision of dedicated and experienced lecturers.

Sport Law
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.

Law
The Law programme offered by the University of Bristol is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in any discipline who aspire to pursue a legal career.

Migration, Mobility and Development
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.

Human Rights Law
Develop your knowledge and expertise in the theory and legal rules of international and domestic human rights laws.

Regulation and Compliance
This Regulation and Compliance LLM at Queen Mary University of London teaches you the fundamentals of different regulatory frameworks and provides a focused approach on compliance practice in different legal area. Your courses focus on compliance in the UK, EU, and global markets with industry-integrated learning.

Intellectual Property
The Intellectual Property programme from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is the first course to meet the requirements of the Trans-Tasman Intellectual Property Attorney's Board (TTIPAB), meaning you can graduate, depending on subjects undertaken, having completed the knowledge requirements for registration as a patent or trade marks attorney.

European Human Rights
The goal of the European Human Rights program at Eötvös Loránd University is to shape internationally renowned legal experts who are ready to take challenges in global scale and confident to handle complex issues in international regulatory environment with high level of confidence.

Law and Business - Management
This Law and Business - Management programme from The University of Exeter combines the delivery of legal and business education between the Exeter Law School and the Triple Accredited University of Exeter Business School