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Law LLM

University College London

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Law LLM at University College London in London, United Kingdom is a master's degree in Law programme. The programme runs for 10 months.

At a glance

Degree: Master's Degree
Field: Law
Duration: 10 months

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Last checked September 2026 · Source: ucl.ac.uk ·

Program details

Requirements

Admission Requirements: Entrants to the UCL LLM must have ‘a good 2.1 with evidence of 1st class ability’ (or equivalent in other jurisdictions), and must provide evidence in their application of motivation, reasoning and analytical ability and communication skills.

Application Details

Start Date: September 2027

About University College London

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Type: University College
Control: Public
Campus setting: Urban
Founded: 1826
Students: 51,315
QS rank: #8 =
Programs: 545
Location: London, England, United Kingdom
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Frequently asked questions

What degree does Law LLM award?

University College London awards a Master's Degree in the field of Law on completion of this programme.

How long does Law LLM take?

The programme runs for 10 months.

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