International and Comparative Law - Part-time (Online) The University of Law

Overview

The International and Comparative Law - Part-time (Online) programme at The University of Law provides a comprehensive exploration of global legal systems and their practical applications. This Master of Laws is designed to equip students with the analytical skills necessary to navigate complex international frameworks. Through a flexible digital platform, learners engage with high-quality academic content while maintaining their professional commitments.

Why International and Comparative Law - Part-time (Online) at The University of Law?

Learn from a distinguished faculty comprising former and current legal practitioners alongside research-focused academics and benefit from strategic partnerships with law firms and regulatory bodies that ensure the curriculum remains industry-relevant.

Access a global network of professionals and peers, enhancing your international career prospects and placement opportunities and study via an innovative online model featuring live workshops, recorded sessions, and bite-sized learning segments. Develop transferable skills that significantly increase earning potential and provide a competitive edge in the legal job market.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 12750 per full
• National fee: GBP 12750 per full

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• International and Comparative Law
• Legal Frameworks
• Law Academic Knowledge
• Research Methods Training
• Legal Technology
• English Legal System
• Dissertation

Careers with International and Comparative Law - Part-time (Online)

Graduates are well-prepared for diverse roles within the global legal and policy sectors. The programme opens pathways to becoming policy advisors, working within non-governmental organisations (NGOs), or joining government agencies. Additionally, the course supports career progression into in-house legal departments and international regulatory bodies.

The University of Law provides dedicated employability support, helping students map their career trajectories and connect with potential employers. Statistics indicate that a high percentage of postgraduate law alumni secure highly skilled employment shortly after graduation, often in specialised legal or advisory functions.