
About Course
π Program Name: LLM in International Law
β³ Duration: 1 Year (Full-Time) / 2 Years (Part-Time)
π» Delivery Mode: On-Campus / Online / Hybrid
π Credit Hours: 60
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Intake: Fall, Spring
ποΈ Degree Awarded By: Arizona International University
π Program Overview
The LLM in International Law at Arizona International University is designed for law professionals who wish to specialize in global legal practices, international treaties, and global governance. This program provides students with the knowledge and skills required to address pressing international legal issues across various fields such as human rights, international trade, armed conflict, and environmental law. Graduates will be prepared for careers in international organizations, multinational corporations, government bodies, and global legal practices.
π Curriculum Highlights
Key courses include:
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π Introduction to International Law β Foundations of international law, state sovereignty, and the structure of global legal frameworks.
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βοΈ International Human Rights Law β Study of international human rights protections, key conventions, and enforcement of global human rights norms.
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πΌ International Trade and Business Law β Overview of legal principles governing international trade, commercial transactions, and cross-border business operations.
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βοΈ Law of Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law β Exploration of rules governing armed conflicts, including protection of civilians under international law.
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π± International Environmental Law β Focus on international treaties and agreements addressing environmental protection and sustainable development.
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ποΈ International Dispute Resolution and Arbitration β Study of legal mechanisms for resolving international disputes, including mediation and arbitration.
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π International Investment Law β Legal principles surrounding foreign investment, dispute resolution, and investor protection.
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ποΈ International Organizations and Global Governance β Understanding the role of global institutions like the UN and WTO in shaping international law and policy.
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π‘ Global Policy and International Relations β Analysis of the intersection between international law, global policies, and international relations.
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π LLM Thesis or Capstone Project β Independent research project focused on a specific international law topic.
π Admission Requirements
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π A Bachelorβs degree in Law (LLB) or equivalent, or a relevant professional legal qualification.
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π Statement of Purpose explaining the applicantβs interest in international law and career objectives.
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π Resume/CV detailing academic and professional experience in the legal field.
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π£οΈ English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 80 / AIU English Test
π° Tuition & Financial Aid
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π Annual Tuition: $14,000 (varies based on mode)
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π Scholarships of up to 30% based on academic merit and financial need.
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π§Ύ Paid Internships and Research Assistantships available.