593 Master's degrees in Public Law

This Laws programme at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is a highly flexible and customisable degree designed to help you enhance your expertise and take the next step in your law career. 

York Law School has a wide range of research expertise, spanning a diverse array of topics. The Law degree is offered by University of York.

Gender and Human Rights Law and Policy from University of Galway equips future changemakers with the legal tools to advance gender equality worldwide.

In a time of armed conflict, climate change, economic uncertainty and growing inequality, this track explores how law shapes the world around us. You will examine how international legal institutions both reflect and shape struggles over power, justice and legitimacy. You will challenge and critically engage with concepts such as sovereignty, (market)power, capitalism and legality. 

The Tax Law LLM course delivered by Queen Mary University of London is widely regarded as one of the leading tax programmes in the world. It consistently attracts high-calibre international students from jurisdictions around the world. Their varied academic and professional perspectives enrich the learning experience and provide many opportunities for networking.

At De Montfort University's LLM in Medical Law, Ethics and Practice, you will learn how to analyse, interpret and apply the laws regulating the provision of healthcare with a particular regard to ethical perspectives.

The Technology, Media and Telecommunications Law (Online) course delivered by Queen Mary University of London gives you the opportunity to analyse how technology, media and telecommunications law has affected the application of traditional legal principles. Examine the complex issues, precedence and developments of law and policy and learn how to apply learned knowledge to enhance your career.

The International Corporate Law and Governance programme at University of Bradford is suitable for law graduates with an interest in corporate law - one of the important areas of legal practice, and also for non-law graduates who seek corporate employment, employment in organisations with focus on corporations, or development of their own business. 

The Global Comparative Constitutional Law programme at Central European University (CEU) is designed for students with a background in law who intend to focus on the development and operation of constitutional government in its broader political, social, cultural, regional, and global context.

The International Human Rights Law and Development with Solicitors Practice programme from University of Bradford is the first of its kind and gives you a clear and supported career pathway to qualification as a solicitor in England & Wales.

The Law degree from Dublin City University is designed to prepare students for careers in the 21st century workplace. Employers are looking for people who can think critically, adapt to different situations, and have a global perspective.

The Law, Technology and Innovation course delivered by the University College Cork will help 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 Mental Health Law and Practice Certificate from Northumbria University has been designed to provide professionals engaged in the delivery of mental health services both with an understanding of mental health law, and the ability to apply that knowledge to every day scenarios.  

The Master of Laws (Research) offered at Edith Cowan University offers candidates the opportunity to undertake research in a specialised area of law. Students will complete compulsory research support units and a supervised thesis that will make a substantial contribution to legal knowledge.   

Explore the dynamic and intricate relationship between law and technology in today’s fast-paced world with the Law and Technology programme from University of Westminster. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

The Law degree offered at the University of Reading will support you in developing an original and well-conceived PhD proposal, which you will later be able to use when seeking admission into doctoral programmes.

The Laws (Applied) programme from Teesside University is designed to allow you to make choices aligned to your individual career aspirations, while developing expertise in human rights, a fast paced and increasingly significant area of law.

The Complex Systems and Policy programme at University of Amsterdam offers a unique approach to future-focused policymaking. It draws from a variety of academic fields, including social sciences, data science, and modelling.

The Law for Innovation program from University of Bordeaux is open to students with a bachelor's degree in law or political sciences. It has the advantage of being taught in English. It is therefore open to non-French-speaking students wishing to study in France. 

The Human Rights and Dignity Law LL.M. at Widener University is a specialised postgraduate programme focused on global justice and inherent human rights. Delivered in a public study mode, this degree offers in-depth training in constitutional and dignity law. Students can complete the 24-credit curriculum in one academic year.