LLM

The LLM is a one-year postgraduate law programme that covers themes at local, national, international and global levels, studied from a critical legal viewpoint. Students have considerable freedom to shape their own course of study by selecting from the available options. The programme leans heavily on research, and learners pick their own topics inside the modules and for the dissertation. It builds skills for global research and for applying legal knowledge to international issues. Graduates are expected to evaluate existing laws in their chosen field and to draft policy papers and legal instruments within a specialised area of practice. The programme page on the university website also sets out the curriculum, career paths, fee structure, admission requirements, programme outcomes and common questions, so prospective applicants can review these details before they apply.