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International Maritime Law
Study at the only maritime law programme in Scotland, bringing together — 's unique experience, taught by subject experts and visiting scholars. - an opportunity for both law and non-law graduates to gain a better understanding of maritime law, its various fac…
LLM1 yearFull-time
Law
Study at the only maritime law programme in Scotland, bringing together — 's unique experience, taught by subject experts and visiting scholars. - an opportunity for both law and non-law graduates to gain a better understanding of maritime law, its various facets and its regulations - explore the legal ramifications of the impact of global changes to the environment, shipping industry and piracy - learn how this relates to the work of law firms and multinationals in the fields of admiralty law, environmental law, commercial law, shipping law and insurance law - elective modules include an opportunity to develop particular skills in international arbitration, oceans governance, blue growth and dispute resolution - opportunity to undertake industrial internship, professional consultancy project, enhanced research proposal or dissertation research project - combine with modules from other disciplines including business, engineering and science (subject to earlier agreement)
Getting in
As the university states it
First or second-class Honours degree, or overseas equivalent, in a related discipline. Other qualifications may be accepted where the applicant has relevant work experience. Please note: a law degree is not required for entry to this programme.
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