Strathclyde Law School is launching two new and innovative Law Masters programmes at Strathclyde: an LLM in International Economic Law (designed primarily for those who already have a background in law) and International Law & Sustainable Development (designed primarily for those from non-law backgrounds).  Both Master level degrees, which are flexible in order to provide the opportunity to study within other cognate areas, are designed to bridge the gap between previous studies and/or experience and the knowledge and understanding of international legal frameworks relevant to the global economy and to sustainable economic, social and environmental development.   These programmes may be particularly relevant for those working /intending to work in the international policy or development sectors.

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