School of Law

LL.M. in International Law and Organizations is a specialized postgraduate program designed for law graduates who want to deepen their understanding of international law, diplomacy, and global governance. This course typically spans 1 year for full-time students or 2 years for part-time students. It covers subjects such as international human rights law, international trade law, conflict resolution, and the functioning of international organizations like the United Nations and the World Trade Organization. Students will also explore topics related to the laws governing states, intergovernmental organizations, and multinational corporations. Graduates are well-equipped for careers in international law firms, government agencies, international NGOs, or global institutions, with an emphasis on resolving global challenges through legal frameworks.

LL.M. in Maritime Law is a specialized 1-2 year postgraduate program designed for law graduates interested in the legal aspects of shipping, navigation, and international trade. The course covers a range of topics, including admiralty law, marine insurance, shipping contracts, environmental regulations, and maritime dispute resolution. Students gain an in-depth understanding of the legal frameworks governing global shipping operations, the protection of marine resources, and the regulation of international ports. The program often includes case studies, research projects, and internships with maritime law firms or international organizations. Graduates are prepared for careers as maritime lawyers, legal consultants, or advisors in shipping companies, government agencies, and NGOs, specializing in maritime law, international trade, and environmental policy.

An Executive Diploma Program in Maritime Law is a specialized, short-term course designed for professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge of maritime law and its applications. Typically lasting between 6 -12 months, this program offers an in-depth understanding of international maritime conventions, shipping regulations, marine insurance, admiralty law, and environmental law related to the seas. The curriculum covers topics such as maritime liability, dispute resolution, cargo claims, and the legal aspects of shipping contracts. It is tailored for professionals working in the maritime industry, including shipping executives, lawyers, and policymakers. The program is delivered through a blend of lectures, case studies, and real-world scenarios, with a focus on practical applications. Graduates are equipped to manage legal issues in the maritime sector and pursue leadership roles in maritime law or shipping companies.

The Executive Diploma Program in International Trade Law is a specialized, 1-year course designed for professionals looking to deepen their knowledge of global trade regulations, policies, and legal frameworks. This program covers key areas such as trade agreements, dispute resolution mechanisms, WTO law, international contracts, and trade compliance. It provides a comprehensive understanding of how international trade laws affect business practices, economic development, and the global market. Participants engage in case studies, legal analyses, and interactive workshops to gain practical insights. The program is ideal for executives, legal professionals, and government officials involved in international trade, enabling them to navigate complex trade issues and contribute to global trade policy and negotiations. Upon completion, graduates can enhance their expertise in trade law, policy analysis, and international business practices.