LLM: Master In Laws

The LLM is a Postgraduate degree open to Graduates with an LLB (2nd Class Honours) or equivalent qualifications with substantial legal content. The minimum duration is two years to complete Examinations in 4 Subjects from the list including the following (in order to have one of the groups listed on the certificate, at least 3 subjects must be taken from that grouping):

• Criminology and criminal justice Theoretical criminology; Sentencing and the criminal process, Juvenile justice

• Commercial and corporate law Company Law, Insurance, Marine Insurance, Carriage of goods by sea, International tax law, Commercial arbitration, The European Internal Market

• Maritime law Marine Insurance, Carriage of goods by sea,, Admiralty law, Commercial arbitration

• Labour law Company law, Individual employment law, Compensation and the law

• International business law Company law, Marine Insurance, Carriage of goods by sea, International tax law, Commercial arbitration, The European Internal Market

• Other subjects Constitutional and institutional law of the EU, Modern Chinese law