Programme Overview
The Master of Laws in Public International Law at Kampala International University prepares students for academic, professional and community-facing work in Laws in Public International Law at the Main Campus. The programme connects disciplinary foundations with applied learning, ethical practice, communication and problem-solving.
What You Will Learn
By the end of the programme, students are expected to demonstrate the knowledge, practical skills and professional conduct required for effective work in Laws in Public International Law.
Course Structure and Learning Experience
The learning experience is organised to move students from foundational knowledge into applied, supervised and professionally oriented practice.
Education foundations
Students study the foundations of education, learning theory and subject content.
Methods and assessment
Training develops lesson planning, pedagogy, assessment and classroom communication.
School-based practice
Students connect theory with observation, practicum and guided reflection.
Research and improvement
The programme introduces inquiry, education research and improvement-focused thinking.
Professional formation
Students build ethical, inclusive and responsible teaching identities.
Course Content
Academic Year 1
16 courses
| 40 units
Semester 1
18 unitsSemester 2
22 units
Academic Year 2
3 courses
| 25 units
Semester 1
10 unitsSemester 2
15 unitsAdmission Requirements
To qualify for a Master of Laws programme, a candidate should have obtained a Bachelor of Laws Degree from a recognized Institution of Higher Learning with a minimum of Second Class Lower Division.
Fees and Application Guidance
Tuition, functional fees and any programme-specific charges are confirmed by KIU Admissions and Finance for each intake. Applicants should review the current fee schedule before submitting an application.