Master of Laws - International Criminal Law and International Human Rights Law (M1AT/M1BC)

Bangor University

The Master of Laws - International Criminal Law and International Human Rights Law programme is designed to help students become experts in the areas of International Law. There are four compulsory modules on this course: Legal Research Methods, International Criminal Law, International Human Rights Law and the dissertation.

Additionally, students select two optional modules from topic areas such as:

• Public International Law
• International Climate Change Law and Policy
• Cultural Heritage in International Law
• Contemporary Issues in International Environmental Law
• Comparative International Criminal Justice
• Business Law and Human Rights

The aim of the program is to create a positive and encouraging learning environment. Bangor University appreciate that individuals have different learning styles and also come from different backgrounds. Some students will have studied law at undergraduate level, others join from other related disciplines.