International Law and Affairs Group • City, University of London

Seeking to combine insights from both International Law and International Relations scholarship, the group provides a forum for research and discussion for those interested in issues of public international law.

These include the areas of:

International human rights
International economic law
International criminal law.

Reflecting its interdisciplinary approach to the study of the subject, the group also collaborates with a number of academics from the Department of International Politics at City, University London.

We combine the research expertise and educational excellence of ILAG members to develop thorough and specialised educational courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

International Law and Affairs Group website

Visit the Group's research microsite for more information about the Group, including areas of research, projects and related activities.

We offer a wide range of elective models available to LLB students and Graduate Entry LLB (GELLB) students. These include:

Public International Law
Human Rights Law
International Criminal Law
International Economic Law
International Commercial Arbitration.

We also run an intensive and specialised LLM programme in Public International Law, using small-group teaching and providing modules in different fields.

City Law School facilities

The City Law School building on Sebastian Street has now opened its doors and will provide a new home for The City Law School.
The £63 million City Law School building features a dedicated library, 160-seat lecture theatre, modern study space, staff offices, restaurant and central atrium with a glazed roof.
This impressive facility features dynamic social spaces which complements The City Law School’s forward-thinking approach to teaching, learning and research.
With a modern seminar and meeting rooms, a mock court room, a legal clinic and state of the art law library to encourage a more informal and interactive style of learning.