55 Master's in Legal Studies in Asia

Legislative drafting is central to constitutional democracy, governance, and the rule of law. Statutes and subordinate legislation give concrete form to public policy, define rights and obligations, establish institutions, and regulate economic and social life. Discover more with this Legislative Drafting degree from O.P. Jindal Global University.

The Law course at University of Nicosia will provide its graduates with additional qualifications and that it will enhance their cognitive as well as their managerial capacities when dealing with issues relevant to Law; this will help them enrich their career opportunities.

The Law (Distance Learning) programme from University of Nicosia particularly highlights special legal issues that are of great theoretical and practical importance, encouraging a comparative approach to legal science, within the contemporary European context. 

This Asian Legal Studies specialisation at National University of Singapore adds to the diversity of NUS law school’s graduate offerings, and rides on the momentum generated by the Asian Law Institute (ASLI), established in the law school in 2003. 

Medical Ethics and Medical Jurisprudence from MARA Technological University aims to produce graduates who are able to apply knowledge and skills based on evidence to resolve medico-legal conflicts and controversies in medical ethics.

The Law programme from Koc University aims to nurture creative and sophisticated lawyers with its content-rich courses in public law, private law, and its core program, which enables students to excel in a variety of disciplines. 

The School of Law at Beijing Institute of Technology adheres to the "Law + Technology" training model, and cultivates high-level, international, and interdisciplinary legal talents.

The Faculty of Law, University of Malaya, which offers the Commercial Law programme, provides a liberal education in law based on a comprehensive approach to law as an academic discipline.

The LLM in Chinese Law at The University of Hong Kong  addresses a growing need in Hong Kong and internationally for a more comprehensive understanding of the law and regulations of the People's Republic of China. 

Founded in 2007, the LL.M. Degree in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution from The University of Hong Kong has been internationally recognized as a leading provider of dispute resolution teaching and research.  Graduates obtain certifications with HKMAAL, CIARb and HKIA.

An-Najah National University's International Law and Human Rights program is the first of its kind in Palestine, as a specialization in the field of international law and human rights exclusively. 

The Juris Doctor degree from City University of Hong Kong aims to provide a well-rounded legal education to those who already possess a first degree in a non-law discipline (or a law degree from a non-common law jurisdiction) and who wish to enter the legal profession in Hong Kong or who wish to equip themselves for a career in law-related employment.

MA in Legal Studies Program at Lighthouse Academy which lasts for 24 months (104) weeks focuses on advanced research into historical, cultural, economic, and sociopolitical forces that impact social justice.

The Comparative Law master by research programme from Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin is supervised by a graduate faculty (or a panel of graduate faculty members). The directed research work introduces candidates to the processes by which new knowledge is developed and applied accordingly.

Since its foundation, Seoul National University School of Law has led the advancement of legal scholarship and education in Korea and the development of Korean society at large, producing excellent scholarship and educating some of the best jurists in the country. 

The Bilingual Master’s (LL.M.) degree program in Law at the Kyushu University is a one-year degree program taught entirely in English. In 1994, the Graduate School of Law at Kyushu University established Japan's first master's level program taught entirely in English.

Law (Research) from Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) aims to emphasize quality and innovation in the fields of law, public administration, development, international business, international studies, tourism and hospitality.  

Human Resource Law from Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM) aims to emphasize quality and innovation in the fields of law, public administration, development, international business, international studies, tourism and hospitality.  

The Laws (By Research) programme at Multimedia University draws on the research strengths of the faculty’s academic staff who are active researchers in a wide area of national and international issues, legal reform and development. 

The Law (SQE1) - Part-time evening at The University of Law is a professional training programme designed for aspiring solicitors. This part-time evening course provides flexible study for those balancing work. It focuses on functioning legal knowledge to ensure students are fully prepared for the SQE1 assessments.