New to the Irish Market, this exciting programme will produce work-ready graduates for a career in the legal and related sectors. The Master of Arts in International Law is designed to progress non-cognate learners’ careers in law.
| College | Griffith College Dublin (GCD) |
| Course ID | 188074 |
| Course Location | Dublin |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 8 |
| Course Type | Classroom Based |
| Course Qualification | Masters Degree |
| Awarding Body | QQI |
| Course Duration | 1 Year Full-Time, 2 Years Part-Time or Blended Study. |
| Course Time | The programme can be studied over 1 year or 2 years and students can choose to study Full-Time, Part-Time or Blended Study. |
| Course Fee | €8768 Full Time |
| Entry Requirements | Entry Requirements The minimum requirement for the programmes is the achievement of H2.2 award on a Level 8 degree programme, in humanities, arts, business or social sciences degree or in a related programme or equivalent. How to Apply 2.2 on a Level 8 Programme The English language entry requirements for this programme is a minimum of grade of Level 6.5 in the IELTS English language test, or equivalent. This equates to a minimum English language requirement of CEFR B2 (High) |
| Career Path | ompleting an MA in International Law provides learners with the skills required to advance their careers in law-related fields such as: Administrators. Advisors or researchers with government departments. Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) or businesses such as: IHRC, Trócaire, UN and Amnesty International, Law Reform Commission. The EU institutions such as the Directorate General for Competition, banks, insurance firms, accountancy firms, management consultancy firms, and diverse corporations. |
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