LLM Law
Southsea, United Kingdom
DURATION
12 up to 30 Months
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time, Part time
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TUITION FEES
GBP 8,100 / per year *
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* for full time: £8,100, part time: £2,700 per year for UK/Channel Islands and Isle of Man students/EU residents I Full time: £17,000 Part time: £2,700 per year : international students
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Introduction
If you want to add to your existing law qualifications by specialising in an area of law that interests you, or if you’re a graduate from another subject area looking to develop your legal knowledge, our LLM Law degree course is the perfect next step for you.
By selecting modules and a dissertation that you’re passionate about from our wide range of options, you’ll tailor your degree to meet the needs of your career. This Master’s degree is ideal for you if you’re already practising law and want to specialise or if you’re considering a career in legal research or teaching.
You’ll learn from subject experts as you develop your knowledge and study topics ranging from arbitration and mediation to human rights, intellectual property law and employment law.
To study this course, you may have previous work experience in law, although this isn’t required, and you should want to expand your understanding of a range of legal subjects. You’ll have strong analytical skills, critical thinking skills and the ability to criticise and analyse situations.
Course highlights
- Choose specialist modules in an area that interests you
- Develop an in-depth understanding of legal issues and law
- Learn from subject experts
- Explore topics such as corporate governance, arbitration and mediation, and employment law
- Work with an external company during your final project
- Prepare for or build on your law career
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Curriculum
Full-time
Modules studied
- Legal Dissertation Postgraduate – 60 credits
- Professional Practitioner Project Unit (law) – 60 credits
- Corporate Case Study – 60 credits
- Corporate Law and Governance – 30 credits
- Data Protection Law and Policy – 15 credits
- International Family Law – 15 credits
- International Commercial and Investment Arbitration – 30 credits
- International Intellectual Property Law – 30 credits
- Understanding Strategy – 15 credits
- Introduction to Law – 15 credits
- Comparative Equality Law – 30 credits
- How to Do Things With Words: Approaches To Statutory Interpretation – 30 credits
- Employment Law (L7) – 30 credits
- Commercial and Consumer Law – 30 credits
- Theory of Alternative Dispute Resolution – 30 credits
- International and European Human Rights Law – 30 credits
Part-time
Study block 1
- Commercial and Consumer Law – 30 credits
- Corporate Law and Governance – 30 credits
- Data Protection Law and Policy – 15 credits
- International Family Law – 15 credits
- International Commercial and Investment Arbitration – 30 credits
- International Intellectual Property Law – 30 credits
- Understanding Strategy – 15 credits
- Introduction to Law – 15 credits
- Comparative Equality Law – 30 credits
- How to Do Things With Words: Approaches To Statutory Interpretation – 30 credits
- Employment Law (L7) – 30 credits
- Theory of Alternative Dispute Resolution – 30 credits
- International and European Human Rights Law – 30 credits
Study block 2
- Corporate Law and Governance – 30 credits
- International Commercial and Investment Arbitration – 30 credits
- International Intellectual Property Law – 30 credits
- Comparative Equality Law – 30 credits
- How to Do Things With Words: Approaches To Statutory Interpretation – 30 credits
- Employment Law (L7) – 30 credits
- Commercial and Consumer Law – 30 credits
- Theory of Alternative Dispute Resolution – 30 credits
- International and European Human Rights Law – 30 credits
Study block 3
- Legal Dissertation Postgraduate – 60 credits
- Professional Practitioner Project Unit (law) – 60 credits
- Corporate Case Study – 60 credits
Career Opportunities
Careers this Master’s prepares you for
During this LLM Law Master's, you'll develop your law knowledge and research skills and have the opportunity to work with an external company on your final project.
Career planning
During your course, you'll have expert career support from our Careers and Employability Centre, your tutors and our Business and Law Career-Ready Programme. This support will continue for five years after you graduate.
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You'll benefit from
- Regular emails from the Faculty Career Ready Programme sharing job opportunities, application tips and events
- Networking events
- Applied projects with companies such as IBM, Boeing and Hampshire County Council
- Workshops to enhance your employability skills
- Recruitment events, including the Student and Graduate Opportunities Fair
- 1-to-1 appointments
- CV and cover letter advice
- Interview preparation and practice
- Support starting your own business