International law deals with the legal relations between states and international organizations. International law experts analyze treaties, advise governments and represent their interests before international courts. These experts are crucial for the creation and enforcement of international norms and standards.
The average salary for professions in the field of international law in Germany is between €45.000 and €60.000 gross per year, but in large law firms or specialised employers the salaries can be significantly higher, up to €140.000 per year.
In order to work in international law, you usually need to have completed a law degree with a focus on international law. Additional qualifications, such as a master's degree in international law or experience in international law, are often preferred. Internships with international organizations or law firms can also be beneficial.
Career prospects in international law are diverse, and international lawyers can work in international organisations, NGOs, governments or the private sector.
