1.7k Online programmes in Law
Criminal Justice
The University of Massachusetts Lowell offers a flexible Master of Arts in Criminal Justice. This 11-course online programme is designed for both aspiring professionals and current practitioners seeking expertise in public safety. Students can complete the degree in 18 months through a convenient, fully remote study mode.
Environmental Science - Laws
The world requires skilled scientists and innovators to develop the solutions to the complex environmental problems facing a rapidly changing planet. Combined with a contemporary understanding of the theory and practice of law, the Bachelor of Environmental Science - Laws from University of New England will open the door to a wide range of evolving career opportunities.
Bachelor of Laws
With the Bachelor of Laws program from the University of Southern Queensland you can study online or on-campus at either Ipswich or Toowoomba and be surrounded by expert lecturers and fellow students who are as passionate about law as you are.
Air and Space Law (Advanced LL.M.)
Which laws govern the commercial use of outer space? Are States responsible for mitigating space debris? Who is liable for accidents that happen onboard an the aircraft? Learn how to deal with questions like these from both an international and a European perspective.
Bioethics and Medical Jurisprudence
The PhD in Bioethics and Medical Jurisprudence at The University of Manchester is a structured research programme containing taught elements designed to provide a solid skills basis for independent research in this area.
Public Administration - Law and Public Policy
The Public Administration - Law and Public Policy programme at Walden University is a master level course delivered via public study mode. Over 15 months, students explore the intersection of legislation and court systems. This degree type focuses on legal research and strategic management to address complex public challenges.
Laws (3 Years)
University of New England's Bachelor of Laws (3 Years) degree is for you if you have a bachelor degree in any field and wish to study law. Develop the knowledge and practical skills you need to take advantage of a wide variety of legal careers.
European Legal Studies
The European Legal Studies programme from European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA) is an international study programme offered in partnership with the Université de Lorraine in France.
International Trade Law
From international to comparative private law, from foundational frameworks to new technologies, the International Trade Law at Turin School of Development prepares students for a variety of careers in the field. Take advantage of a unique partnership of institutions, academics and legal professionals to grip the complexity of the laws of global trade.
Criminal Justice
The Criminal Justice Associate Degree (AD) at American Public University offers you a basic foundation in criminal justice theory and concepts, legal issues, terrorism, and law enforcement objectives and administration.
Forensic Psychology- Self-Designed
The Forensic Psychology- Self-Designed programme at Walden University offers a flexible M.Sc. level curriculum for those seeking to master human behaviour within legal contexts. This public study mode course can be finished in 15 months, allowing students to customise their learning to meet specific professional goals.
Rule of Law for Development (PROLAW)
The Rule of Law for Development (PROLAW) degree from Loyola University Chicago is a practice-oriented degree for law graduates and lawyers.
Criminal Justice
The Master of Science in Criminal Justice at Purdue Global is a 100% online programme designed for working professionals. This degree typically takes one year to complete on a full-time basis, providing advanced leadership skills and criminological expertise for those seeking administrative roles in public safety.
Criminal Justice
The Criminal Justice programme at Georgia State University is a public bachelor degree designed to prepare future leaders. This course requires 120 credit hours and offers flexible study modes, including on-campus and online options. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of the justice system over a four-year duration.
Criminal Justice
The Criminal Justice Master's degree at Southeast Missouri State University is a flexible, 100% online programme designed for working professionals. This graduate course can be completed in as little as 12 months, offering a customisable curriculum that integrates prior executive-level training into academic credit.
Criminology and Criminal Justice
The Criminology and Criminal Justice programme at Eastern Michigan University provides a comprehensive public education for those pursuing a bachelor degree. This full-time course equips students with the analytical tools to understand crime and legal systems, preparing graduates for diverse roles within the justice sector.
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Laws
This Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Bachelor of Laws double degree from University of New South Wales is suited to law students who wish to add a strong technical dimension to their training or to potential engineers who wish to understand the legal and social aspects of the engineering profession.
Criminal Justice
The University of Nebraska Kearney’s Department of Criminal Justice will prepare you for a challenging and exciting career in federal, state, county, and municipal justice systems. Criminal Justice majors also use their degree as a stepping stone to graduate school, including law school.
Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Laws
Throughout the Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Laws program from Deakin University you'll study everything from tort law to commercial law at Deakin Law School, while exploring a complementary specialisation, including criminology, sociology, politics and policy studies and media studies, through your arts degree.
Criminal Justice
The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice from California State University San Bernardino is designed to serve the growing number of individuals in the criminal justice system who desire post baccalaureate education, as well as those in more traditional public and private employment who may wish to acquire further education in criminal justice.