Master's Programme in Global Governance Law

Legal globalisation engenders processes by which different bodies of law become increasingly interconnected and interdependent, thereby crossing traditional borders. Globalisation has brought about a situation where lawyers are now required to grapple with national, international, European, and transnational laws when they apply norms. This programme helps to develop the skills to understand and deal with the challenges of globalising law. Students will complete the degree of Master of International and Comparative Law (MICL).

The Master’s Programme in Global Governance Law (GGL) is a two-year research-oriented Master´s programme where you will become an internationally-oriented professional well-qualified for a career in international organisations, legal practice, various expert positions in public sector as well as legal academia both in Finland and abroad.

In the GGL programme, you will be able to

• Increase and deepen your knowledge and understanding of global governance law and basic knowledge of the relevant key fields of law, such as legal theory and history relating to your field of study, European Union law, various aspects of public international law and specific fields of global governance law such as finance and the environment.
• Choose from a variety of optional courses from the GGL programme and other Faculty of Law programmes, as well as interdisciplinary studies in Global Politics and Communication
• Further develop your analytical, legal argumentation and communications skills
• Develop research skills and legal knowledge in order to continue your studies in a PhD programme
• Study in an international and multicultural environment with students and staff from all over the world.
• Further information about studies on the programme website.

Source: Opintopolku