About this course
Why Study an MA in International Law at Griffith College?
The MA in International Law is designed for non-law graduates seeking the skills to produce high-quality traditional and enhanced legal research outputs. Students who apply for this programme will be required to complete a Bridging Course focusing on introducing learners to international legal systems, the foundations of law and legalese.
Fees and scholarships
| Item | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition fee | €17,075 | per year |
| Net fee | €13,075 | first year, after maximum scholarship |
| Application fee | €0 | one off |
Scholarship: €2,000 – €4,000. €2,000 Standard Scholarship. If CGPA > 2.7 - Additional €1,000 Scholarship on top of Standard Scholarship If CGPA > 3 - Additional €1,500 Scholarship on top of Standard Scholarship If CGPA > 3.5 - Additional €2,000 Scholarship on top of Standard Scholarship
Fees are set by the university and can change. A scholarship is not confirmed until the university awards it, and the amount shown is the maximum available rather than an amount you will receive.
Entry requirements
The minimum requirement for the programm 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.
- Minimum percentage: 60%
English language requirements
| Test | Overall | Minimum in each part |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS | 6.5 | 6 |
| PTE Academic | 55 | 47 |
| Duolingo | 120-125 | 105 |
| TOEFL iBT (from Jan 2026) | 4.5 | — |
What you will study
Core modules
- Law of International Organisations
- International Human Rights Law
- International Commercial Law
- Legal Research and Writing
- Corporate Governance
- International Commercial Arbotration
- EU Markets and Competition Law
- International Financial Services Law
- International Intellectual Property Law
- International Tax Law
- Gender, Sexuality and Human Rights
- International Asylum and Immigration Law
- International Criminal Law
Dissertation: Thesis
Where it can lead
- 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.
These are fields graduates of this course commonly work in. They are not a guarantee of employment.
Documents you will need
- Copy of Passport
- Academic Transcripts
- IELTS / PTE Score Report
- Bachelor's Degree Certificate
- Updated CV / Résumé
Course details are taken from the university and are correct as far as we know at the time of publication. Entry requirements, fees and intake dates are set by the university and can change. Nothing on this page is an offer of admission, a confirmed scholarship, or an assessment of your visa eligibility.