Master of International Law in Crawley Australia | The University of Western Australia

Enhance your expertise in international law and unlock career prospects across government agencies, NGOs, intergovernmental bodies, and private sector organizations where international legal knowledge is valuable.

Our distinguished faculty, composed of diverse international law specialists with substantial practical and academic experience, delivers instruction grounded in real-world applications. This program caters both to practicing legal professionals and those seeking international law careers in Australia or abroad, whether in governmental, non-governmental, intergovernmental, or private sector roles requiring international legal expertise.

Open to graduates from both legal and non-legal backgrounds, the program pairs exceptionally well with disciplines like international relations, economics, and history. The curriculum begins with foundational studies in international law principles, theoretical frameworks, research methodologies, and current challenges, along with core public international law concepts. Students can then focus their studies by selecting specialized courses in areas such as international criminal justice, human rights law, environmental law, energy law, or WTO regulations. The program also offers the opportunity to complete an in-depth research project, allowing students to critically examine specific aspects of international law. Through practical applications, you'll develop essential workplace skills including advanced research capabilities, persuasive communication, and rigorous legal analysis.