Are the courses for my preferred law specialization available only in Singapore for a Master's?
27 Aug 2026 · Answered by Leeladhar S · 1 min read
No, your preferred law specialization is not limited to Singapore. Many countries offer specialized Master's programs in law, including options focused on corporate law, international law, and related fields.
With your four-year law degree (graduating in 2026), you are eligible to apply for these programs in countries like the UK and the US. Your strong English marks in 12th grade (90%) may also qualify you for an English test waiver, depending on the university's current policy.
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