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LLM in LAW

This programme is designed for students who may wish to obtain a postgraduate law qualification without a specific area of specialisation.  Students may freely choose from the modules offered on all other postgraduate programmes.

There are no compulsory modules for this scheme.  However students must study 5 taught module and a dissertation to complete the degree programme.

Module choices:

• LLM 101 Foundations in Medical Law
• LLM 102 Life and Death
• LLM 103 Law and the Body
• LLM 105 Law and Global Health
• LLM 120 Corporate Governance
• LLM 201 European Union Law
• LLM 204 European and International Competition Law
• LLM 205 International Law
• LLM 207 International Business Law and Institutions (WTO)
• LLM 211 International Humanitarian Law
• LLM 212 International Environmental Law
• LLM 213 International Human Rights Law
• LLM 215 International Terrorism and the Law
• LLM 216 Insolvency Law
• LLM 217 Corporations in International Business Law
• LLM 220 The Rights of Peoples
• LLM 221 The Law of International Organisations and Institutions
• LLM 231 Companies and Contracts
• LLM 233 Independent Research
• LLM 236 International Criminal Law
• LLM 237 Right to Adequate Food
• LLM 238 Environment Law
• LLM 239 International Family Law

Please note that not all courses are available every year.  Which are offered will depend both on the availability of staff (which is normally known by May for the following October), as well as the number of students enrolling for the programme and for each module (which often is not definite until the beginning of the academic year in October).

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