Africa and Middle East

LL.M. in Africa and Middle East

From South Africa to the UAE and beyond, many students are choosing to pursue their LL.M. in Africa and the Middle East.

Popular countries to study for an LL.M. in the Middle East and Africa include South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Israel, Kenya, and more. Hot city destinations for LL.M.s in these regions include Dubai, Johannesburg, Tel Aviv, Doha, Lagos, and many other cities  The LL.M.s on offer in these locations range from core general law offerings...

From South Africa to the UAE and beyond, many students are choosing to pursue their LL.M. in Africa and the Middle East.

Popular countries to study for an LL.M. in the Middle East and Africa include South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Israel, Kenya, and more. Hot city destinations for LL.M.s in these regions include Dubai, Johannesburg, Tel Aviv, Doha, Lagos, and many other cities  The LL.M.s on offer in these locations range from core general law offerings to more specialized degrees, such as an LL.M. in Criminal Law, and LL.M. in Business Law, an LL.M. in Family Law, and more. 

In terms of course format, full-time LL.M.s in Africa in the Middle East are typically one year long, although programs of different lengths can certainly be found. Many law schools also offer part-time degrees and other flexible master's programs in law as well.

See a listing of all LL.M. programs in Africa and the Middle East below.

 

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From South Africa to the UAE and beyond, many students are choosing to pursue their LL.M. in Africa and the Middle East.

Popular countries to study for an LL.M. in the Middle East and Africa include South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Israel, Kenya, and more. Hot city destinations for LL.M.s in these regions include Dubai, Johannesburg, Tel Aviv, Doha, Lagos, and many other cities  The LL.M.s on offer in these locations range from core general law offerings...

From South Africa to the UAE and beyond, many students are choosing to pursue their LL.M. in Africa and the Middle East.

Popular countries to study for an LL.M. in the Middle East and Africa include South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Israel, Kenya, and more. Hot city destinations for LL.M.s in these regions include Dubai, Johannesburg, Tel Aviv, Doha, Lagos, and many other cities  The LL.M.s on offer in these locations range from core general law offerings to more specialized degrees, such as an LL.M. in Criminal Law, and LL.M. in Business Law, an LL.M. in Family Law, and more. 

In terms of course format, full-time LL.M.s in Africa in the Middle East are typically one year long, although programs of different lengths can certainly be found. Many law schools also offer part-time degrees and other flexible master's programs in law as well.

See a listing of all LL.M. programs in Africa and the Middle East below.

 

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Most popular cities: Pretoria, Dubai, Rondebosch, Stellenbosch, Lagos

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Al Rayyan, Qatar 1 Follower 0 Discussions

Full-Time: LLM in International Economic and Business Law, LLM in International Law and Foreign Affairs more…

Beirut, Lebanon 0 Followers 0 Discussions

Full-Time: LL.M. in Business Law more…

Benin City, Nigeria 7 Followers 1 Discussion
Bloemfontein, South Africa 18 Followers 1 Discussion

Full-Time: Interdisciplinary Master’s Degree in Human Rights, LL.M. more…

Cairo, Egypt 9 Followers 0 Discussions

Full-Time: Master of Law (LL.M.) more…

Cairo, Egypt 18 Followers 1 Discussion

Full-Time: Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International and Comparative Law, Master of Arts (MA) in International Human Rights Law more…

Cape Town, South Africa 34 Followers 4 Discussions

Full-Time: LL.M. in Constitutional Litigation, LL.M. in Disability Law and Policy, LL.M. in Environmental Law, LL.M. in International and Human Rights... more…

By Research: LL.M. by Thesis more…

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 35 Followers 0 Discussions
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 16 Followers 1 Discussion

Full-Time: Master of Laws in Information Technology and Telecommunications, Master of Laws in International Criminal Justice more…

Distance Learning: Master of Laws (LL.M.) more…

Doha, Qatar 1 Follower 0 Discussions

Full-Time: Master's Program in Public Law, Master's Program in Private Law more…

Doha, Qatar 0 Followers 1 Discussion

Part-Time: Corruption, Law and Governance LLM more…

Dubai, United Arab Emirates 13 Followers 1 Discussion

Full-Time: LL.M. - Arbitration And Dispute Resolution, LL.M. - Financial Crimes And Money Laundering more…

Dubai, United Arab Emirates 2 Followers 0 Discussions

Full-Time: LL.M. International Business Law more…

Dubai, United Arab Emirates 1 Follower 0 Discussions

Full-Time: LLM Law, LLM in International Law, LLM in International Business Law, LLM in Legal Practice (SQE Pathway) more…

Durban, South Africa 23 Followers 2 Discussions

Full-Time: LL.M. in Advanced Criminal Justice, LL.M. in Business Law, LL.M. in Child Care and Protection Law, LL.M. in Constitutional Litigation, LL.M.... more…

Part-Time: LL.M. in Environmental Law more…

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