• The Nomination Form duly completed, signed and stamped by the nominating authority (in case of a nominated candidate)
• Copies of the University degrees held by the candidate officially authenticated by the University concerned
• A copy of the certificate of proficiency in English held by the candidate from either the International English Language testing System (IELTS); Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency; Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); or a statement by the candidate explaining the reasons why he deems he should be exempt from presenting such certificate
• The Medical Report Form duly completed by a registered Government Medical Practitioner
• A letter of intent written by the candidate stating the candidate’s reasons for applying to the LL.M. programme and his/her career objective. Candidates may use the Motivation Form included in the Application Package
• Two letters of reference covering the candidate’s ability to undertake the Master’s programme. Referees should be persons who are not related to the candidate and who are familiar with the candidate’s character and qualifications. Referees should use, where possible, the Reference Form provided in the Application Package;
• Processing fee of €150

• The Nomination Form duly completed, signed and stamped by the nominating authority (in case of a nominated candidate)
• Copies of the University degrees held by the candidate officially authenticated by the University concerned
• A copy of the certificate of proficiency in English held by the candidate from either the International English Language testing System (IELTS); Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency; Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL); or a statement by the candidate explaining the reasons why he deems he should be exempt from presenting such certificate
• The Medical Report Form duly completed by a registered Government Medical Practitioner
• A letter of intent written by the candidate stating the candidate’s reasons for applying to the LL.M. programme and his/her career objective. Candidates may use the Motivation Form included in the Application Package
• Two letters of reference covering the candidate’s ability to undertake the Master’s programme. Referees should be persons who are not related to the candidate and who are familiar with the candidate’s character and qualifications. Referees should use, where possible, the Reference Form provided in the Application Package;
• Processing fee of €150

The Institute’s hallmark programme is the Master of Laws (LL.M) programme which covers the whole spectrum of international maritime law. This intensive programme is held over one academic year (from October to June), and features taught courses, research work, and a number of field trips. 

The programme provides students with a specialized education in maritime law from an international perspective. Particular emphasis is placed on the study of shipping law, especially the international regulatory law of maritime transport to ensure maritime safety and the protection of the marine environment. 

The programme also covers the commercial law aspects of shipping including the carriage of goods by sea and marine insurance as well as a detailed study of public international law, international law of the sea, international maritime security law and maritime legislative drafting. Unlike traditional programmes, IMLI`s LL.M. programme offers a distinctive international study of maritime law. Major systems of law in the world, including the civil and the common law systems, are comparatively considered in relation to maritime affairs.

The Institute’s hallmark programme is the Master of Laws (LL.M) programme which covers the whole spectrum of international maritime law. This intensive programme is held over one academic year (from October to June), and features taught courses, research work, and a number of field trips. 

The programme provides students with a specialized education in maritime law from an international perspective. Particular emphasis is placed on the study of shipping law, especially the international regulatory law of maritime transport to ensure maritime safety and the protection of the marine environment. 

The programme also covers the commercial law aspects of shipping including the carriage of goods by sea and marine insurance as well as a detailed study of public international law, international law of the sea, international maritime security law and maritime legislative drafting. Unlike traditional programmes, IMLI`s LL.M. programme offers a distinctive international study of maritime law. Major systems of law in the world, including the civil and the common law systems, are comparatively considered in relation to maritime affairs.