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International law as an academic discipline is the study of laws that are recognised and followed across different countries, states and territories. Those laws encapsulate the rules, norms and standards that become the guidelines for each member state that is held under that set of laws. As an international lawyer, you might be involved in the law surrounding war, economic relations, diplomacy and human rights.
During a degree in international law, you will cover a range of topics. These could include:
Although Estonia is a small country, and is home to only around 1.3 million people, it is well developed and has a great higher education system to offer. With the first Estonian university being founded in 1632, the country has a long history of higher education and adopted the Bologna Process in 2002. There are several world ranked universities that offer degrees in the English language, each of them providing a great study abroad experience for international students.
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