An LLM degree is a Taught Masters in Law. The programme takes one year (full-time) or two years (part-time) and involves the study of six specialist modules and a dissertation. Applicants must have a good undergraduate degree in Law.
Each of our LLM programmes can be studied full- or part-time. Each individual programme page includes the following information:
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full information about the programme and its structure
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entrance requirements & course fees
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language requirements for international students
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links to the modules available on that programme
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a video in which staff and students talk about the programme
Coming soon
LLM International Law: Crime, Justice and Human Rights (subject to approval)
This programme is currently awaiting final approval from the University and students will be able to apply for the 2012 session once this process is complete. We anticipate that students will be able to apply from late April onwards and this page will be updated once applications can be taken.