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Master of Laws (International & Comparative Law)

The LLM (International & Comparative Law) offers a good mix of public and private international law and comparative law subjects. There are courses that have leaning towards trade, investment and commercial issues; as well as those covering subjects such as public international law, human rights and environmental protection. Arrangements may be made to combine this specialisation with the learning of Asian languages.

Students have to choose at least six courses from the International & Comparative Law grouping.

International & Comparative Law courses offered in AY2008/2009*:

• Aviation Law & Policy
• Comparative Administrative Law
• Comparative Conflicts of Laws
• Comparative Constitutional Law
• Comparative Environmental Law
• European Private International Law
• European Union Law
• Human Rights in Asia
• Intelligence Law   
• International Commercial Arbitration  
• International Commercial Litigation    
• International Criminal Law    
• International Environmental Law & Policy   
• International Police Enforcement Cooperation    
• Islamic Law   
• Law, Governance & Development in Asia    
• Ocean Law & Policy in Asia    
• Principles of Conflict of Laws   
• Privacy Law: Critical & Comparative Perspectives  
• Public International Law  
• State Building & International Administration    
• United Nations Law and Practice   
• World Trade Law    

* As at October 2008