International Law
Degree Label
Degree
Program Language
Program Duration
Tuition Fee / per semester
Fees & Estimates
University-wide fees
Charged by Near East University on top of program tuition. Applies to every student at this university.
- English preparatory school
Only charged to students who must complete English prep before starting the program.
3,225 €per semester
All amounts include VAT (KDV) and are indicative. Final fees are confirmed in your offer letter.
Program Overview
The Master of Arts in International Law at Near East University is a 2-year, on-campus, non-thesis graduate program offered by the Faculty of Law. Designed for students and legal professionals seeking advanced knowledge in international legal frameworks, the program provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles governing relations between states, international organizations, and individuals. Located in Nicosia, North Cyprus, Near East University offers a dynamic learning environment with access to a diverse international student body.
What You'll Study
The curriculum covers core and specialized topics in international law, including but not limited to:
- Public International Law: sources, subjects, and jurisdiction
- International Human Rights Law and humanitarian law
- Law of Treaties and state responsibility
- International Dispute Resolution: ICJ, arbitration, and negotiation
- International Criminal Law and the ICC
- Law of the Sea and international environmental law
- International Trade and Investment Law
Students engage in seminars, case studies, and research projects. The non-thesis track emphasizes practical application and comprehensive coursework, culminating in a final project or comprehensive exam.
Career Outlook
Graduates are prepared for careers in:
- International organizations (UN, EU, NGOs)
- Diplomatic service and foreign ministries
- International law firms and corporate legal departments
- Human rights advocacy and humanitarian agencies
- Academia and research institutions
The program also serves as a foundation for further doctoral studies in law or related fields.
Admission Overview
Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in law or a related field. Admission requirements typically include academic transcripts, a statement of purpose, and proof of English proficiency. Specific deadlines and additional documents are available from the university's admissions office.
Translation Note: If these documents are not in English, official translations are required, along with the original documents.
Passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the application date.
- Recent passport‑style photo with plain background, showing full face clearly. Must be high‑quality and suitable for official identification or academic records.Photo
- Official travel document issued by a national authority, serving as proof of identity and citizenship. Requirements vary by country (validity period, biometric features, format), but a minimum of six months’ validity is generally expected for international applications.Passport
- Official proof of completion of a first‑cycle higher education program. Titles and formats vary worldwide (e.g., “Bachelor of Arts,” “Licence,” “B.Sc.”), but all confirm eligibility for postgraduate study or professional recognition.Bachelor’s Diploma
- Official document listing courses completed and grades earned during undergraduate study. Formats vary worldwide (e.g., GPA scale in the U.S., percentage marks in India, ECTS credits in Europe), but all serve to verify academic performance and eligibility for postgraduate admission or professional recognition.Bachelor’s Transcript
- Official document issued by an authority (school, university, training body, or government) confirming completion of a program or achievement of a qualification. Formats and titles vary worldwide, but all serve as recognized proof of skills, education, or eligibility.Certificate
- Official proof of language proficiency issued by recognized testing bodies (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL, DELF, TestDaF). Each country or institution may accept different exams and levels, but all serve to verify communication ability for academic or professional eligibility.Language Certificate
- Formal document written by a teacher, professor, or professional supervisor endorsing the applicant’s abilities, character, and achievements. Formats and expectations vary worldwide, but all serve to provide external validation of academic or professional readiness.Letter of Recommendation
- Structured document summarizing education, work experience, skills, and achievements. Formats differ worldwide (e.g., résumé in the U.S., CV in Europe), but all serve to present qualifications and professional background for academic or job applications.Curriculum Vitae (CV)