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6 Part-time Master's in International Law in United Arab Emirates

International Commercial Law University of Birmingham Dubai
3,9(10)Dubai, United Arab Emirates Top 15% in WorldwideThe International Commercial Law programme from University of Birmingham Dubai is accredited by the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.

International Dispute Resolution University of Birmingham Dubai
3,9(10)Dubai, United Arab Emirates Top 15% in WorldwideThe International Dispute Resolution programme from University of Birmingham Dubai is subject to UAE Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research accreditation.

Energy and Environmental Law University of Birmingham Dubai
3,9(10)Dubai, United Arab Emirates Top 15% in WorldwideDevelop key skills to tackle world energy issues and the demands of climate change legislation. Enhance your career in energy and environmental regulation or policy and make a difference in this crucial area. Join the Energy and Environmental Law programme from University of Birmingham Dubai.
International Law Middlesex University Dubai
4,2(34)Dubai, United Arab EmiratesThis International Law degree from Middlesex University Dubai aims to enable students to specialise in subjects related to international law, equipping them with comprehensive knowledge of the foundational principles of public international law and advanced conceptual insights into theories underpinning the legal status of international organisation
International Business Law Middlesex University Dubai
4,2(34)Dubai, United Arab EmiratesThis International Business Law degree from Middlesex University Dubai aims to enable students to specialise in subjects related to international business law, equipping them with comprehensive knowledge of the legal processes governing international business.
Law Middlesex University Dubai
4,2(34)Dubai, United Arab EmiratesThe Law programme from Middlesex University Dubai is designed to deepen and broaden students’ knowledge of law as an academic subject by providing students with a systematic understanding of legal processes, methods and concepts