Master in International Law

The Master in International Law is a two year programme that provides in-depth training in international law. It allows students to gain access, subject to certain conditions, to the PhD programme in International Law.

The MA in International Law requires intensive work at an advanced level in the field of international law, and familiarisation with at least one other discipline (anthropology/sociology of development, international economics, international history and politics or international relations).

The degree programme comprises compulsory courses, optional seminars and the writing of an original research dissertation (mémoire) in the course of the second year.

The MA in International Law sets out to provide participants with the tools and approaches necessary for a rigorous analysis of contemporary international legal problems.

For more details on the MA in International Law requirements see the links below regarding admission requirements, courses offered, and programme rules.

The Graduate Institute also offers disciplinary Master in Anthropology/Sociology of Development, Economics, History & Politics or International Relations, as well as multidisciplinary Master in International Affairs or Development Studies.

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