777 Master's degrees in Legal Studies

The Postgraduate Certificate in Law will enable you to develop and enhance your academic and professional expertise, matching your interests to an unparalleled range of specialist law modules. 

The PGCE - Secondary programme from University of Worcester empowers you to motivate others to explore and understand the world.

Our research students benefit immensely from a vibrant research community, a supportive environment and many opportunities to engage critically with academic research and contemporary issues. They are immersed in a research culture which situates legal studies in its historical, social and economic context.

The Bar Practice Course (BPC) - full-time at The University of Law is a professional postgraduate programme designed for aspiring barristers. This full-time course provides essential vocational training in England and Wales. Students develop advocacy and communication skills through expert-led tuition and mock trials.

The Business Law in a Global Context program at the University of Montreal offers advanced training in North American law, comparative law, and international law, while addressing the increasing complexity of law in a globalized world. 

The International Corporate and Commercial Law LLM at the University of Lincoln is a one-year, full-time postgraduate programme. It explores the legal frameworks governing global trade and corporate activity. Students engage in advanced research and professional skill development through a public study mode.

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.

Use legal expertise coupled with key management skills to drive business success, all while doubling your network, with the Business Administration and Law program from Suffolk University for legal professionals seeking business education.

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 Government and Politics and Law programme at St. John's University is an intensive dual JD/MA degree. This public study mode course spans three years of graduate study, including summer sessions. It provides a comprehensive legal and political education for students seeking advanced expertise in both disciplines.

The Faculty of Law of the West University of Timisoara runs a Master Programme on European Union Law.

The Sports Law and Business MSLB program at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University is centrally located in vibrant downtown Phoenix.

The Legal Studies M.A. at Carleton University is a two-year, full-time programme exploring law and social transformation. This interdisciplinary course examines regulation, citizenship, and legal challenges. Students benefit from a public study mode and a location near Canada's supreme legal institutions in the capital.

The Judicial Studies program at University of Nevada, Reno is a specialized degree program for judges. Offered and supported by a number of judicial organizations, the University offers this degree for currently employed judges wishing to advance their education.

The Criminology, Law and Society program at University of California, Irvine (UCI) is suited to meet the goals of individuals seeking leadership positions within their organizations in a range of fields such as corrections, law enforcement, social services, probation/parole, as well as a variety of public administrative roles.

The Rule of Law for Development (PROLAW) degree from Loyola University Chicago is a practice-oriented degree for law graduates and lawyers.

The Legal Studies Master of Science at Purdue Global is a 100% online programme designed for working professionals. This comprehensive degree typically takes one year to complete, offering a flexible study mode for those seeking advanced legal expertise across various industries without becoming a practising lawyer.

The M.A. in Criminology, Law and Society at the University of Florida is a research-focused programme designed for advanced exploration of justice policies. This public study mode course requires 36 credit hours, offering both thesis and non-thesis tracks to prepare students for professional roles in the social sciences.

The Business Law program from Hofstra University give students the solid foundation needed to excel as transactional lawyers, corporate litigators, or business principals in the dynamic intersection of business and law.

The Paralegal Certificate from University of California, San Diego combines practical skills with legal theory and analysis. Classes are taught by prominent attorneys and experienced paralegals who provide students with a balanced perspective and insight into the tasks paralegals perform. Emphasis is placed on the working relationship between the paralegal and attorney.