International and Comparative Law - Part-time The University of Law

Overview

The International and Comparative Law - Part-time programme at The University of Law is an innovative Master of Laws designed to provide an in-depth understanding of global legal systems. This course allows students to explore the interplay between legal rules, economics, and politics in a real-world context. By studying part-time, professionals and graduates can balance their academic development with other commitments.

Students will investigate the major legal families across the globe, examining the specific roles of courts and legal personnel within different jurisdictions. The curriculum encourages the critical evaluation of key theories and principles, focusing on legal transplantation and convergence. This comprehensive approach ensures that graduates are well-equipped to handle complex international legal issues.

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

The University of Law provides a learning environment led by expert lecturers, including current and former legal practitioners who bring practical experience to the classroom. Students benefit from strategic partnerships with law firms, regulators, and accreditation bodies, ensuring the curriculum remains relevant to the evolving legal sector. The programme also offers a learner-centred approach, using a "Prepare, Engage, Consolidate" model to maximise educational impact.

Studying here allows for significant networking opportunities with faculty and industry professionals on an international scale. The institution's focus on employability is reflected in its strong graduate outcomes, with a high percentage of postgraduate students entering highly skilled employment. Additionally, the flexible part-time structure and online assessment methods cater to the needs of modern, diverse student cohorts.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 19600 per full
• National fee: GBP 15000 per full

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

Syllabus

The curriculum begins with an induction into the English Legal System, followed by core training in legal research and substantive comparative law. Modules may include:

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

Careers with International and Comparative Law - Part-time

Graduates of this programme are prepared for a wide range of professional pathways in the global legal arena. Many pursue roles within government agencies, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), or as policy advisors. The degree also supports those looking to move into in-house legal positions or specialist consultancy roles where knowledge of comparative legal principles is essential.

The transferable skills gained during the course, such as critical analysis and research, are highly valued by employers across various sectors. Graduates may find opportunities in international business, regulatory bodies, or international arbitration. The university's dedicated careers team provides ongoing support to help students map their career paths and improve their employability in a competitive job market.