Law (General) - LLM Programme content
Key information
Key information
- Complete full-time in one year or part-time over two years
- Delivered on campus
- Modules taught during autumn and spring semesters
- Submit dissertation at the end of the summer semester
- Full-time students take 1 core module and 3 elective modules in the spring semester
- Part-time students take 2 modules in the autumn and spring semesters each year
You will learn through a blend of
- Lectures, workshops, and hands-on activities
- Reflective practice and guided research
- Regular feedback from faculty and peers]
Programme content
Core module
- Advanced Legal Research Skills (LA6001) equips students with the skills to engage in sustained research in law at postgraduate level.
Electives – choose 3
- Law of International Trade Organisations (LA6031)
- Law of International Business Associations (LA6021)
- Comparative International Protection of Human Rights Law (LA5153)
- Law of International Business Transactions (LA6011)
- Criminal Justice Processes and Sentencing (LA6111)
- Law of the European Convention of Human Rights (LA6121)
- Penology and Victimology (LA6051)
- Regulatory Crime (LM6162)
- Contemporary Challenges in Medical Law and Ethics (LA6061)
- Advanced Constitutional Law; Judicial Power and Constitutional Interpretation (LA6071)
Module selection for each semester is made in consultation with the Course Director.
Books and journal articles needed for the course will be available online through the UL Glucksman Library.
For more information on each module, you can search the faculty, school and module code on UL’s Book of Modules.
Core module
- Dissertation Methodology (LA6002) equips students with the ability to conduct high level research in common and civil law systems.
Electives – choose 3
- Counter Terrorism Law and International Business (LA6232)
- Global Competition Law (LA6032)
- International Labour Law (LA6042)
- Comparative & European Criminal Justice (LA6062)
- Law of Credit and Security (LA6102)
- International Protection of Intellectual Property Rights (LA6112)
- International Criminal Law (LA6132)
- Policing and Human Rights (LA6142)
- Criminology (LA4052)
- International Perspectives on Property Law (LA6082)
- International Tort Law and Business (LA6072)
- Advanced Family Law: Standpoint and Rights-Based Perspectives (LA6172)
Module selection for each semester is made in consultation with the Course Director.
Books and journal articles needed for the course will be available online through the UL Glucksman Library.
For more information on each module, you can search the faculty, school and module code on UL’s Book of Modules.
Core module
Module selection for each semester is made in consultation with the Course Director.
Books and journal articles needed for the course will be available online through the UL Glucksman Library.
For more information on each module, you can search the faculty, school and module code on UL’s Book of Modules.
