The LL.M or Master of Laws is an internationally recognized postgraduate law program. LL.M also known as Magister Legum or Legum Magister, means master of laws. LL.M in International Law is a two-year master’s degree program with four semesters gives the students a comprehensive understanding of international law and pressing legal challenges that businesses face in our globalized world. Through this course, one can choose from a range of innovative subjects, including global security, cyber operations, modern forms of warfare and transnational governance. The course trains the graduates on several aspects of international law such as trade, family, criminology etc and it governs relationships between and among entities with international legal personality: sovereign states and other international actors, such as inter-governmental organisations and individual natural persons.
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