International Law

About this course

International law governs the relationships between states and other actors in the global arena, providing the frameworks within which diplomacy, trade, armed conflict, human rights, and the environment are regulated. It encompasses treaties, customary international law, the decisions of international courts and tribunals, and the growing body of rules created by international organisations. As the world becomes more interdependent, the importance of international legal frameworks has never been more apparent, whether in trade disputes, human rights cases, climate negotiations, or responses to conflict. At Nottingham Trent University, this three-year full-time LLB in International Law gives you a grounding in both domestic law and its international dimensions. You will study the foundations of the English legal system alongside public international law, international relations, and the

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