Master of Laws - International Law in Canberra Australia | The Australian National University

International law governs relationships between nations and other global entities, influencing societies both worldwide and domestically. It provides a framework for understanding and examining global interactions and their effects on national communities.

This International Law specialization equips you with the expertise to navigate the global legal landscape, offering diverse elective courses—many involving extensive research papers—to explore specific interests.

Designed for flexibility, this program lets you tailor courses to align with your professional background or explore new fields. Whether you're in private practice, an NGO, government, or preparing for future legal work, this specialization provides adaptable, comprehensive knowledge for students from various backgrounds.

Learning Outcomes
analyze intricate international law concepts and develop context-specific solutions.
conduct legal research, writing, and problem-solving for complex international or transnational legal matters.
produce scholarly work on international law theory and practice, including advanced research in the field.