3.3k Master's degrees in Law
Embarking on a Law programme can be a transformative journey for international students. The tuition fees for Law programmes vary significantly. For instance, the lower-end tuition fee, represented by €2,513, provides an accessible entry point for many students. On the other hand, the higher-end tuition fee, indicated by €55,759, reflects the premium institutions charge. The typical tuition fee, shown by €20,560, offers a middle-ground option for students. It's also worth noting that 5% of Law programmes are considered affordable, making legal education more attainable. Additionally, 24% of Law programmes are available online, offering flexibility for those who need it.

Law
The Law programme at the University of Essex engages with debates about the meaning of justice in the UK and beyond.
Criminal Justice
The M.A. in Criminal Justice at Seattle University is a two-year, in-person programme designed for professionals seeking leadership roles. This 55-credit course offers a flexible format focused on ethics and social justice. Students gain advanced analytical skills through specialised pathways in research or criminology.

Laws (Part Time)
If you are looking to study a part-time Master’s in Law course that can be specifically tailored to your interests and career aspirations, University of East Anglia's prestigious Laws (Part Time) General degree is an excellent choice.
Criminal Justice
The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice at Midwestern State University is designed to prepare students in conducting research and participating actively in the development of knowledge in the areas of criminological theory, crime control, and correctional and police administration.
Law General
The Law General LLM at Birkbeck, University of London is a research-led programme offering deep flexibility. This one-year, public study mode course allows for focused specialism across diverse legal fields. You will engage with multidisciplinary approaches to legal research while studying in the heart of London.
Intellectual Property and Technology Law
The Intellectual Property and Technology Law program offered by University of San Francisco provides a thorough exposure to American, international, and comparative intellectual property law.
International Relations and Master of Laws
This International Relations and Master of Laws MA/LLM dual degree offered at IE University combines two rigorous programmes to strike the perfect balance between a holistic international perspective and an advanced legal education. The programme prepares students to face any global challenge with an innovative and sustainable vision.
Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law
The Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law of the University of Miami School of Law is available only at The University of Miami School of Law, and taught by prominent faculty and practicing attorneys.

Commercial, Banking and Finance Law
Get ready for a career in banking, commerce and finance law with the Commercial, Banking and Finance Law programme from University of Birmingham. Become a legal expert in an area that’s key to global trade and impacts everyone from individuals to huge companies.
Jurisprudence
The Master of Jurisprudence (M.J.) program at the University of Washington is designed for non-lawyers who seek a deeper knowledge of law to respond to legal issues in their professional life.
Medical Ethics and Law
This Medical Ethics and Law programme from Keele University provides an opportunity to undertake in-depth study of healthcare ethics and law, and to develop the ability to think systematically and critically about the moral and legal issues that healthcare professionals and those involved in healthcare management and policy may encounter in the course of their work.
Globalisation and Law - Human Rights
Globalisation and Law - Human Rights from Maastricht University fits you if you are fascinated by legal issues surrounding international development and humanitarian aid.
Laws
The Laws course at UCLan Cyprus will enable students to focus on a range of very different subjects of use in their professional careers but also specialise in a range of exciting fields of law for those preferring a narrower focus.
Health Law
The Health Law programme at the University of Houston is a prestigious LL.M. degree designed for legal professionals. This public study mode course focuses on interdisciplinary policy and healthcare regulations. Students benefit from the expertise of the Health Law & Policy Institute during this intensive period of study.

Policing, Crime and Security
The Policing, Crime and Security degree delivered by Dublin City University explores the theory and practice of policing, criminology, crime analysis, criminal procedure, and contemporary global security issues.

Law, Politics and Economics
The Law, Politics and Economics degree from Eötvös Loránd University goal is to prepare professionals who understand the connections between law, politics and economics.
Criminal Justice - Crime Science
Tiffin University’s Criminal Justice - Crime Science program was intricately developed from a model of crime prevention, known to be ahead of the curve in crime science education.
Privacy Law and Cyber Security
Seton Hall University's Privacy Law and Cyber Security MLS program is designed for professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge of the legal and regulatory issues in privacy and cyber security. This program, offered by Seton Hall University School of Law, provides students with a flexible and convenient online learning experience.

International Commercial Law
Prepare or further your international legal career by studying of a range of commercial modules which highlight issues of practical and contemporary relevance with this International Commercial Law from University of Dundee.
Law
The Postgraduate Diploma in Law (TU319) at Technological University Dublin is a full-time programme lasting one year. This diploma equips students with essential legal knowledge and skills, preparing them for the Law Society’s FE-1 entrance exams and various careers in public service and regulation.