Postgraduate Courses in Law

The School of Law is very proud of its postgraduate programmes which have attracted and continues to attract top legal graduates from prestigious universities around the world. Our current postgraduate student population is 160. Our aim annually is to have a class that is academically excellent, as well as being dynamic and diverse, so that our students can have a genuinely enriching time while they study with us.

We offer 5 postgraduate degree programmes, 5 taught masters degree programmes, Master in Laws (LL.M.), Master in Laws (LL.M. (International and Comparative Law), Master in Laws (LL.M. (International and European Business Law)), Master in Laws, (LL.M. (International and European Intellectual Property Law)) and Master in Laws (LL.M. (Criminal Justice) and two research degree programmes Master in Letters (M.Litt) and Doctor in Philosophy (Ph.D.).

Our taught Master in Laws (LL.M.) programmes boast an enormous number of different modules – enough to ensure that all students have their needs and interests catered for. Whether you wish to learn about the world of banking and financial services law or the legal system of Timor Leste or the pressing practical concerns connected with employment ligitigation (and anything in between!) you will find it on our programmes. And why not take the time out to look at the profiles of the Faculty who lecture on the programme – both full-time and part-time academics within our law school as well as the many gifted expert practitioners who lecture specific courses.

Dr. Neville Cox BL
Director of Postgraduate Teaching and Learning

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