Master in International Law

International Law at TLBU Graduate School of Law in Goyang, South Korea, is a master's program focused on the legal rules and institutions that govern relations between states, international organizations, and other global actors. The discipline covers subjects such as treaty law, international dispute resolution, human rights law, international trade and investment law, and the legal frameworks underlying diplomacy and global cooperation. Students study how international agreements are negotiated and enforced, how disputes between states are resolved through courts and arbitration, and how legal principles apply to cross-border issues in trade, security, and human rights. Careers connected to international law include international lawyer, legal advisor to governments or corporations, diplomat, policy analyst, and roles within international organizations, law firms handling cross-border matters, and non-governmental organizations working on human rights or trade issues. The master's program at TLBU Graduate School of Law runs two years and is taught in English, with admission held in September. Located in Goyang, the program provides graduate-level legal training within the school's law faculty. For students interested in how legal frameworks structure international relations and global commerce, this program builds the legal knowledge and analytical skills needed for careers in international law, diplomacy, and global policy work.