Master's degree International law and legal studies (LLM, LLD, JSD/SJD)

Find key facts and figures about people who graduated in International law and legal studies (LLM, LLD, JSD/SJD) (22.0209) and available program options in this field. This information is applicable to all programs found under Legal Research and Advanced Professional Studies (Post-LLB/JD).

What jobs do graduates have?

Job title % of graduates National salary per hour Job postings published on Job Bank from 2021 to 2023 Learn more
Lawyers and Quebec notaries
49.46%
  • Low: $30.22
  • Median: $59.76
  • High: $107.14
5,520 job postings
Senior managers - health, education, social and community services and membership organizations
3.17%
  • Low:
  • Median:
  • High:
6,828 job postings
Paralegals and related occupations
2.25%
  • Low: $21.63
  • Median: $33.05
  • High: $52.19
5,424 job postings
Social policy researchers, consultants and program officers
1.72%
  • Low: $26.67
  • Median: $42.56
  • High: $60.00
3,868 job postings
Financial auditors and accountants
1.51%
  • Low: $25.00
  • Median: $40.36
  • High: $71.43
23,895 job postings
Human resources professionals
1.51%
  • Low: $26.00
  • Median: $40.87
  • High: $59.77
13,413 job postings
Judges
1.49%
  • Low: $310,000
  • Median: $387,006
  • High: $414,900
45 job postings
Legal administrative assistants
1.48%
  • Low: $18.75
  • Median: $27.47
  • High: $41.72
7,838 job postings
Professional occupations in business management consulting
1.44%
  • Low: $27.00
  • Median: $44.10
  • High: $69.71
10,512 job postings
Administrative officers
1.42%
  • Low: $21.00
  • Median: $29.00
  • High: $44.15
58,565 job postings

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How much do graduates earn (data from 2021)?

Here’s how much graduates in International law and legal studies (LLM, LLD, JSD/SJD) (22.0209) earned in 2021. The data shows their median wage 2, 5, and 10 years after graduation and includes earnings from all the jobs they held in each period.

On average, graduates of 2016 earned a median wage of

$67,500

(5 years after graduation)

On average, graduates of 2010 earned a median wage of

$80,000

(10 years after graduation)

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