University of Hertfordshire · Part-time
LLM Master of Laws
The Master of Laws LLM is a flexible course, designed to cater to your personal and professional aspirations. You can choose from a wide range of modules to tailor your learning experience. Whether you opt for a one-year course or a placement year pathway, you…
LLM2 yearsPart-time
Law · Law
The Master of Laws LLM is a flexible course, designed to cater to your personal and professional aspirations. You can choose from a wide range of modules to tailor your learning experience. Whether you opt for a one-year course or a placement year pathway, you will benefit from strong relationships with law firms, access to law fairs, employer workshops, and networking events. Innovative teaching methods focus on real-life business scenarios to develop the skills you need for a career in various sectors, including commercial, business, and academia. The course also covers industry-relevant topics to ensure you are well-prepared for your future career. Guest speakers frequently join teaching sessions, providing valuable insights and guidance for your career choices. Past speakers have included director of the Legal Services at the Crown Prosecution Services (CPS) and the former President of the Supreme Court of the UK.
Getting in
As the university states it
A first degree in Law (or a subject in a related discipline, such as Business, Political Science or International Relations) at a minimum of 2:2. Or, an overseas qualification which is equivalent to a UK Honours degree, minimum 2:2 classification. You must also satisfy the University’s English language requirement for the course, which is a GCSE grade 4 or above (Grade C or above under the old grading structure), or IELTS at 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each band.
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