University of Worcester · Part-time
Professional Practice
This course is designed for practising legal professionals, allowing you to top-up your existing legal qualifications to a full Master of Laws degree. At Worcester, we'll support you to deepen your legal knowledge within your current specialism, or you can cho…
LLM1 yearPart-time
School of Humanities · Law
This course is designed for practising legal professionals, allowing you to top-up your existing legal qualifications to a full Master of Laws degree. At Worcester, we'll support you to deepen your legal knowledge within your current specialism, or you can choose to branch out into a new area of the law. You’ll learn about research methods, then apply this to plan and write a dissertation. These skills can help you stand out from the competition in your legal career. Key features - You'll receive expert guidance on a legal research topic of your choice from experienced legal academics and professionals - Top-up your Legal Practice Course (LPC) or Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) to a full Master of Laws degree - Flexibly delivered part-time over 12 months, through a combination of face-to-face sessions and online learning - The opportunity to engage fully in the life of the School of Law including attending and participating in research seminars and conferences
Getting in
As the university states it
Typical students entering onto the LLM in Legal Practice (Top-Up) will have passed either the: Legal Practice Course (LPC); or Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC). Or equivalent post graduate diploma legal practice qualifications.
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