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The latest postgraduate study news from the UK
Queen Mary MSc Law and Finance student wins essay contest
Nana Esi Atsem (pictured below), current student on the MSc Law and Finance programme, has won the $7,500 prize in an inaugural essay contest on banking regulation sponsored by the International Centre for Financial Regulation and the Financial Times, for her essay 'What works best for banking regulation: market discipline ... More
Kent Law School Taught Masters Overseas Scholarships
The deadline to apply for Kent Law School’s Overseas Scholarships, which provide a full scholarship covering the cost of overseas tuition fees, is approaching, with the final deadline of 23 April. Kent Law School offers a select number of scholarships to students who are liable to pay overseas students’ fees ... More
Application deadline for LLM programme in Transnational Criminal Justice and Crime Prevention 2011
The application deadline for the LLM programme in Transnational Criminal Justice and Crime Prevention (an initiave of both the Faculties of Law of the University of the Western Cape, South Africa, as well as Humboldt University, Berlin Germany) is 31 May 2010. Interested candidates should visit http://transcrim.org/index.php for more information ... More
Law School set to expand into London’s Somerset House
King’s College London is to acquire the East Wing of Somerset House, one of London’s most beautiful and iconic buildings, which will provide a unique opportunity for London as an arts complex in a building which will bridge the worlds of higher education, policy and the arts. The signing of ... More
Scotland's Justice secretary visits University of Strathclyde
Scotland's Justice Secretary, Kenny MacAskill, was given an insight into the work of Strathclyde's pioneering Law Clinic, based in the University's Law School, when he paid a visit there last month. Mr MacAskill met staff and students at the award-winning, student-run Clinic, which offers free advice and representation to members of ... More
Boston University announces London Summer Legal Institute
Boston University School of Law has announced a Summer Legal Institute in London for 2010. It will run in two consecutive three-week sessions between Sunday 4th July and Sunday 15th August. The annual program is designed exclusively for lawyers and advanced law students that have trained outside of the United ... More
University of Hertfordshire offers 100% distance learning Graduate Diploma in Law
If you are a graduate wanting to enter the legal profession, but do not have a law degree, the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL/CPE) conversion course at the University of Hertfordshire's School of Law enables you to cover the first academic stage of legal training with 100% distance learning. On ... More
University of York launches new LLM
The Centre for Applied Human Rights at the University of York is launching an LLM in International Human Rights Law & Practice for October 2010, and there are two scholarships available. The key paradox of international human rights law is that the recent proliferation of treaties and adjudicative bodies has ... More
University of Portsmouth opens mock courtroom!
The first mock courtroom in the south east of England openned last week at the University of Portsmouth. It will be used to train lawyers, expert witnesses, social workers and probation officers of the future and was opened by Resident Judge of Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight, Richard Price. ... More
Riga Graduate School of Law announces LLM scholarships
The Riga Graduate School of Law in Riga, Latvia has announced that its is offering scholarships for LLM in Public International Law and Human Rights. The scholarships cover tuition and fees for the LLM, and an additional scholarship is allocated for travel, accommodation, and incidental education expenses. Scholarships are available ... More
City to host postgraduate open evening
If you're thinking about a career in law come to the City University London’s Postgraduate Open Evening to talk about your future on Wednesday 17th February from 5pm until 7.30pm. On the evening you will have the opportunity to find out more about The City Law’s School’s: Graduate Diploma in ... More
Kent law lecturer wins award
Nick Jackson, Senior Lecturer at Kent Law School, has won the Oxford University Press Alistair MacQueen Memorial Grant. His award of £1,000 will be used to produce public information and facilitate student training for the benefit of those using the Mortgage Possession Desk run by Canterbury Housing Advice Centre and ... More
King's law alumnus wins Human Rights award
A former law student of King's College London has won a Human Rights award. Daniel Carey, a former King’s LLB student who graduated from King's in 1998, has won the esteemed Peter Duffy Award at the Human Rights Awards organised by JUSTICE and Liberty. Mr Carey won the award for ... More
UCLA to host LLM job fair
The 2010 West Coast International LLM Job Fair will be held at UCLA School of Law on Friday 19th February. This will be the third year of this annual event which is a recruitment venue for employers interested in enlisting internationally trained lawyers currently enrolled in LLM programmes at one ... More
Law professor at Nottingham Trent gets important appointment
Professor Mary Seneviratne, Professor of Law at Nottingham Law School, Nottingham Trent University, has been appointed to the Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council (AJTC) by The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State, Jack Straw. She is one of five appointees who will serve for a period of four years. Her ... More
The Chapman University School of Law in California announces LLM fellowship
The Chapman University School of Law and the Economic Science Institute (ESI) invite applications for the Vernon L Smith LLM Fellowship in Law & Economics for 2010-11. The Fellowship is designed to encourage the award winner to pursue study and research in law, economics, business and related fields. The Fellowship ... More
UEA law studentships deadline approaching
The Norwich Law School at the University of East Anglia is offering a number of Studentships for entry in 2010. All prospective applicants are advised to access the individual School’s research areas and interests and the academic profiles re prospective supervisors. Applications are particularly welcomed in Competition law where students ... More
Sydney Law School anounces new unit
The Law School at Sydney University is pleased to announce a new unit for its Sydney Law School in Europe Programme in 2010 called Comparative Climate Law. This unit analyses the different ways in which three jurisdictions, the European Union, the USA and Australia have responded to the phenomenon of ... More
CityU offers LLM programmes for Chinese judges
Hong Kong has become a prime education destination for members of the Chinese judiciary studying common law and international law. The City University of Hong Kong (City U) is offering a pioneering programme for Chinese judges, the first legal programme of its kind available outside of mainland China. This programme ... More
King's College London joins forces with Paris-based business school
The School of Law at King's College London has joined forces with the ESSEC Business School in Paris to offer a double degree programme. Students within each of the institutions' degree programmes will be able to obtain a double Master's degree - an LLM from King's College London and an ... More
QMUL School of Law announces LLM scholarships
The School of Law, comprising the Department of Law (Dept) and the Centre for Commercial Studies (CCLS), has just announced the following LLM scholarships. Four Department of Law scholarships available for Home/EU students and two for Non-EU students pursuing course work in: Environmental Law European Law Public Law Public International ... More
New LLM in Corporate and Financial Law at University of Glasgow
Faced with an increasingly competitive global employment market, Glasgow School of Law offers a carefully tailored set of specialist postgraduate programmes that respond to current global issues. Due to the increasing complexity of financial instruments and markets, Glasgow School of Law recognised the need for modern lawyers to understand the ... More
Leading experts to introduce new distance learning LLM in IT & Telecoms Law at Southampton
Professors Ian Lloyd and Steve Saxby are to launch a new distance learning LLM in IT and Telecommunications Law at University of Southampton with effect from 2010–11. Prof Lloyd created the UK's first distance learning LLM in the field (and possibly the world) at the University of Strathclyde in 1994, ... More
QMUL announces bursaries for MSc in Law and Finance
The School of Law at Queen Mary, University of London is offering five bursaries for September 2010 students. Launched in September 2008, the Department of Economics and CCLS which jointly run the MSc in Law and Finance, will be offering five bursaries worth £3,000 to outstanding candidates starting in September ... More
Melbourne Law School wins gold medal!
Melbourne Law School secured the Gold Medal in the Australasian Legal Business (ALB) Service Provider Awards. The ALB Magazine’s inaugural Service Provider Awards highlight the best service providers in the business – as chosen by the very legal profession they serve. Melbourne Law School was the first to teach law ... More
Edinburgh Law School announces scholarships for LLM students
The University of Edinburgh Law School is delighted to announce The Binks Trust Scholarships to support students taking the LLM in European Law. This new initiative forms part of a wider effort by the School of Law, its alumni and supporters, to enhance financial support for its students at all ... More
Kent Law School announces PhD Studentships and Bursaries
Kent Law School is delighted to invite applications for its research studentships leading to the award of a PhD commencing in September 2010. Kent Law School is a centre of world-leading critical legal research and is seeking studentship candidates whose research will contribute to existing debates in their chosen field ... More
Two scholarships are available for LLM students at Goethe University
There are two full-tuitions scholarships on offer for LLM students at the Institute for Law and Finance, Goethe University in Frankfurt. These scholarships are available for students for the academic year 2010/2011 and are sponsored by Citi. Applicants for the scholarships must have either German citizenships or German residencies, and ... More
Boston University announces new Executive LLM
Boston University School of Law (BU Law) is pleased to introduce its Executive LLM in International Business Law. This 20-credit graduate programme is designed to accommodate the careers of international lawyers whose work commitments make it difficult to attend a traditional, full-time nine-month residency programme in the United States. Therefore, ... More
Scholarships in Law and the Social Sciences available at Oxford Brookes
Oxford Brookes University’s School of Social Sciences and Law has announced the availability of scholarships worth £2,000, £3,000 and £5,000 for postgraduate students starting in September 2010. To apply for one of the scholarships, you should first apply for your place on one of the courses listed below. All applications ... More
Welsh law school announces new LLM in Governance and Devolution
Cardiff University Law School has announced a new LLM in Governance and Devolution from September 2010 subject to validation. The 12-month full time course aims to offer knowledge and expertise of special interest to persons working in local, devolved or central government or in the public sector. Find out more ... More
Applications now open for postgraduate law scholarship at Sydney University
Applications are now open for the 2010 Justice Peter Hely Scholarship at the Law School at Sydney University. The Scholarship was established by the Law School through contributions from the friends and colleagues of the late Justice Peter Hely to promote postgraduate study in the fields of commercial law and ... More
Two law scholarships available at Reading University for postgraduate students
The Law School at the University of Reading is offering up to two fees-only scholarships to applicants for full-time study in their M Res (Law & Society), MA Res (Legal History), and M Res (Law) programmes. The scholarships will cover fees at the rate for UK/EU students. These two scholarships ... More
Kent Law School is hosting a Postgraduate Open Evening
On Wednesday 2nd December Kent Law School will be present at the University of Kent’s Postgraduate Open Evening which takes place between 5-8pm at Woolf College at the University of Kent. Academic staff will be available to talk about the 13 different taught LLM programmes and the research opportunities up ... More
LLM student success in UN agency competition
Onyinye Nwezi, a 2008–9 LLM Computer and Communications student at Queen Mary, has won the 2009 ITU Cybersecurity and ICT Applications Essay Competition. Her prize was a paid three-month internship in Geneva at the UN agency for telecoms from January to March. The aim of the competition was to increase ... More
American law school announces two new LLM programmes
Case Western Reserve University School of Law in Cleveland, Ohio has announced that it will be offering two new LLM programmes - LLM in Intellectual Property Law and the LLM in International Business Law. Both programmes are full-time, one year long courses. Find out more about Case Western Reserve University ... More
University of Colorado at Boulder announces new LLM programmes
The University of Colorado at Boulder has announced three new LLM programmes due to begin in August 2010. They are all one-year, full-time programmes, and the first LLM programmes to be offered by the university. The programmes on offer are: LLM Entrepreneurial Law LLM Information Technology & Intellectual Property Law ... More
New York university announces dates for its 2010 summer institute
Fordham University School of Law in New York City has announced the dates of its Fordham Law Summer Institute for 2010 - next year’s programme will run from Monday 12th July to Friday 30th July, 2010. The annual programme provides an overview of the US legal system for non-American trained ... More
Queen Mary, University of London Postgraduate School of Law Open Evening
Queen Mary, University of London (QMUL) is holding a postgraduate open evening for its School of Law on Wednesday 25th November, 2009. The event will take place from 5-7.30pm at QMUL’s new Postgraduate Law Centre at Lincoln’s Inn Fields. At the open evening prospective postgraduate students will be able to ... More
Postgraduate Studies Open Evening at The City Law School
If you are thinking about the next step in your legal education, The City Law School is hosting an open evening on Thursday 10th December 2009 from 6pm - 9pm. This is a one-stop-shop for all those important questions you have about furthering your studies, and is a must for ... More
Newcastle Law School announces three ASEAN scholarships
Newcastle Law School has established up to three scholarships for postgraduate students from the member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The scholarships are for students wishing to study on one of the following programmes in 2010: LLM International Trade Law LLM International Commercial Law LLM Environmental Law ... More
Application deadlines for BPP Law School programmes approaching!
If you’re interested in doing a Legal Practice Course (LPC) or a Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) at BPP Law School in 2010, application deadlines are approaching. The first round full-time LPC application deadline is 1st December 2009 for a September 2010 start date. You will need to apply through ... More
Teesside is University of the Year
There was plenty to celebrate at Teesside University after it was named the University of the Year by the Times Higher Education magazine. The award - one of the most prestigious in the higher education calendar - was presented to the Vice Chancellor of Teesside University, Professor Graham Henderson, at ... More
King’s College London announces new Medical LLM for 2010
King’s College London School of Law is offering a new LLM in Medical Law for September 2010. Due to its dedicated Centre of Medical Law and Ethics, King’s College London is particularly well regarded in this area - it already has a long-standing MA in Medical Ethics and Law. This ... More
Sydney Law School professor appointed chair of UN committee
Professor Ron McCallum - the former Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Sydney - has been appointed Chair of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2010. Professor McCallum’s election took place on Friday 23rd October in Geneva, Switzerland. A joint media ... More
University of Reading Postgraduate Open Day on Wednesday 25th November
If you're interested in studying law at a postgraduate level, then the University of Reading open day is well worth a visit. The event is being held on Wednesday 25th November for all prospective postgraduate students, but law graduates should go to the Palmer Building to see the Law School ... More
Australian university announces global law programme
The University of Sydney Law School has launched a new Master of Global Law for 2010. Candidates will get the opportunity to gain exposure to units of study in international law, comparative and foreign law, and domestic (Australian) law. ‘Global law encompasses not just international law, but an approach to ... More
New York University and Melbourne University have an exciting dual JD and LLM programme!
New York University (NYU) School of Law is now open for applications for the Melbourne-NYU Dual JD / LLM Programme from current JD students at Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne. Students in this programme earn their JD degree from Melbourne and their LLM from NYU School of Law in ... More
The University of Sussex has launched an exciting new LLM in European Law
The University of Sussex Law School has launched a new LLM to develop an advanced level of understanding of the subject of European law, including the law of the European Union (EU), the European Convention on Human Rights and comparative European legal studies. The programme examines issues that highlight the ... More
Dundee Law School LLM January 2010 intake - application deadline approaching!
Students wishing to start an LLM programme in January 2010 at the University of Dundee Law School must get their application in by Friday 27th November 2009. Dundee Law School offers a broad portfolio of private and public law LLM programmes reflecting the expertise of their academics - from International ... More
Dundee Law School offers three scholarships for its LLM programmes
The University of Dundee Law School will be offering up to three Scrymgeour Scholarships to the value of £3,000 to applicants for its taught and research LLM programmes for the 2009-2010 academic year - January 2010 entries only. To be considered, applicants must already have applied for admission to an ... More
Surge in popularity of the Sydney LLM
The LLM programme coordinator at the University of Sydney Law School has announced that there has been a noticeable uptake in students for the Sydney LLM - this coursework degree is becoming more popular and increasingly more likely to be held by practising lawyers. The coordinator - Dr Arlie Loughnan ... More
Application deadline of 27th November approaching for University of Edinburgh's LLMs with January 2010 start date
The University of Edinburgh Law School is now offering a January 2010 start date on the following distance learning LLMs: Medical Law & Ethics Innovation, Technology & the Law Intellectual Property Law Information Technology Law The application deadline for all of these programmes is Friday 27th November 2009. Apply online ... More
University of Kent lecturer is recognised as being a leading UK law teacher
A senior lecturer at the University of Kent’s Law School - Nick Jackson - has been short-listed for the Law Teacher of the Year Award 2010. Mr Jackson has been heavily involved in the development of electronic learning resources in Kent Law School, receiving a National Teaching Fellowship in 2002 ... More
Birkbeck School of Law in the media
Birkbeck’s School of Law is a leading international centre for world-class legal research and scholarship. The School provides a range of innovative Masters degrees and hosts a flourishing community of students engaged in graduate research. All members of teaching staff carrying out multidisciplinary research in exciting and innovative areas. The ... More
Leading US law school announces exciting new LLM programmes
The George Washington University Law School in Washington DC has announced two new LLM programmes - an LLM in Energy and Environmental Law, and an LLM in National Security and US Foreign Relations Law. The LLM in Energy and Environmental Law will feature courses in Energy Law and Regulation, Air ... More
LLM programmes starting January 2010 at the University of Aberdeen
Applications are still being welcomed for the University of Aberdeen’s January 2010 start Master of Laws programmes. As well as offering popular programmes in Commercial Law, International Law and Oil & Gas Law, the Law School also offers smaller specialist programmes which reflect other areas of its research expertise, including ... More
Highest mark awarded to former University of Nottingham Law student
The University of Nottingham’s School of Law are delighted to report that Claire San Filippo, a former Law student who took the European Masters in Human Rights and Democratisation (EMA) course in 2008/09, has been awarded the highest mark for a dissertation by the examiners this year (out of 84 students ... More
Glasgow Law School's graduate programme celebrates 90 years
2009 was a special year at the University of Glasgow Law School. The School’s graduate programme celebrated its 90th anniversary. Although the study of law at the University of Glasgow first started in 1451, the same year when the University itself was founded, in its modern form postgraduate legal education ... More
New York university launches new LLM programme
Fordham University School of Law in New York City has just announce its newest LLM specialty programme, the Master of Laws in US and Comparative Law. This programme, which will start in Autumn 2010, is designed for students who have received their primary legal education in a civil law country and ... More
Further recognition for the LLM degrees offered at Swansea by legal community
Since their introduction in 2000, the LLM programmes at Swansea have aimed at enhancing students' practical understanding in the realm of commercial and maritime law in addition to offering a sound academic background in these subject areas. To this end, strong links have been consistently established with the legal profession ... More
Swedish university launches new law course
This year the School of Economics and Management at Lund University in Sweden is launching a new masters programme - European and International Tax Law. This is the first time the opportunity to study this subject at this level has been available in Scandanavia. The MSc is designed to meet ... More
The latest from the School of Law, Queen Mary, University of London
LLM applications are now open for the 2010 intake – click here for more information. New LLM modules for 2009 include: Corporate Insolvency Law – new for 2009 Insurance Contracts and Risk Management in Construction (half module) Law of Insurance Contracts (half module) Law of Insurance Regulation (half module) Further ... More
Programme for senior mainland judges promotes Chinese legal development
City University of Hong Kong's (CityU) School of Law held its inauguration ceremony for the Advanced Programme for Chinese Senior Judges on 25 May. The second cooperative venture between CityU and the National Judges College of the Supreme People’s Court of the People’s Republic of China, the programme provides a ... More
The LLM Challenge is coming to Southampton
2009 entrants to the LLM at Southampton will be the first to participate in the LLM Challenge. This is an exciting addition to what is already a very dynamic programme and will pitch teams of LLM students against fellow students as they compete in rounds until the final challenge in ... More
Kent Law School adds two new programmes to its portfolio of International LLM degrees
Kent Law School now offers 13 taught LLM programmes after recently adding an LLM in International Criminal Justice, and an Erasmus LLM which enables students to study at both Kent and at a European partner during the one year programme. Rated as the sixth best law school in the 2008 ... More
Study trip to Geneva: University of Reading LLM
The School of Law at the University of Reading is very pleased that it will again be offering a three or four day study trip to Geneva to visit several international organisations and meet with their staff. Students who went to Geneva in 2008-09 found it to be an excellent ... More
Strathclyde: new postgraduate opportunities
Responding to students' needs and key social and legal developments, the provision of innovative taught programmes is one of Strathclyde Law School’s hallmarks. 2009 sees the widest choice of courses ever offered, including two new LLM programmes in International Economic Law, and International Law & Sustainable Development to go live ... More
Utrecht law students score well in Fulbright scholarships
Seven Fulbright scholarships, out of a total of 26 available, have been landed by Utrecht University, four of which by the School of Law. All four law students will be heading for the States this coming year, where they have received offers from top universities: bachelor student Kirsten Boele, is ... More
The latest from the School of Law, Queen Mary, University of London
Top-ten ranking for the School of Law The School of Law has been ranked 9th in the UK and 8th in England by both the recent Guardian University Guide 2010 and Times Good University Guide 2010, confirming our status as one of the leading law schools. Meet us at JURAcon ... More
Middlesex University takes human rights law around the globe
Human rights law academics from Middlesex University have launched a pioneering project to train human rights defenders in Central Asia. With a £99,000 grant from the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office, a team of Middlesex University law staff are travelling to Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Kazhakstan to provide strategy sessions heavily ... More
The latest from the University of Glasgow School of Law
There are a number of recent developments affecting the LLM at the Glasgow University School of Law. Professor Iain Forrester, a competition law practitioner with years of experience in some of the most high profile cases in the European Community, is being honoured by the University with an honorary doctorate ... More
Law Scholarships offered at the University of Reading
The Law School at the University of Reading is pleased to announce that it will be offering up to two fees-only scholarships to applicants for full-time study in the following programmes: • M Res (Law & Society) • MA Res (Legal History) • M Res (Law) The scholarships will ... More
Discover exciting possibilities with Strathclyde’s International Law programmes
The Strathclyde School of Law is currently accepting applications for September 2009 in both its new International Law and Sustainable Development and International Economic Law. Apply Now to Maintain Your Edge in the Global Economy For over 45 years Strathclyde University’s Law School has provided legal education that meets ... More
The latest from QMUL School of Law
Law Firm Dewey LeBoeuf to sponsor a student to study International Arbitration at Queen Mary The law firm Dewey LeBoeuf is sponsoring for the first time the best oralist of the Frankfurt Investment Moot, to study International Arbitration at Queen Mary. The first recipient, Lukas Rusch of St Gallen University, ... More
Funding opportunities at the University of Glasgow School of Law
LLM Scholarship The School of Law offers three scholarships to non-EU/EEA nationals who hold unconditional offers from the University of Glasgow to study for one of the LLM programmes offered by the School of Law. The scholarships, tenable from September 2009, take the form of a £4,000 reduction from the ... More
New LLM programmes at UWE focus on current global problems
There is little doubt that two of the most pressing contemporary issues facing countries around the world are the banking crisis and the environment. In response, UWE is introducing two new LLM programmes, commencing in September 2009. The first is in International Banking and Finance and the second in Environmental ... More
Bursaries and research assistantships at the University of Stellenbosch Law Faculty
Position: Master's and Doctoral Research Students Salary: R83 000 per annum (LLM) - R105 000 per annum (LLD) Location: University of Stellenbosch, Faculty of Law, Stellenbosch, South Africa Description: The University of Stellenbosch Law Faculty invites motivated individuals wishing to pursue full-time LLM or LLD research degrees to apply for ... More
Birbeck School of Law launching new LLM programmes in 2009
The School of Law at Birbeck, Univeristy of London is pleased to announce two new and exciting additions to their programme offerings. The LLM Critical Legal Practice and the LLM International Economic Law, Justice and Development will expand the School’s already broad offerings in legal studies. The unique LLM Critical ... More
Complete Nottingham Trent LLM survey for chance to win £200 in Amazon vouchers
Nottingham Trent University Law School is currently conducting a survey to inquire how prospective students choose an LLM - what factors are most important and how interested you are in the different titles on offer. The online questionnaire will take about 10 minutes to complete. There will be a ... More
Full scholarships for international students at Kent Law School
Kent Law School recently announced details of its overseas scholarship for students commencing an LLM programme at the Canterbury campus in September 2009. The Law School will offer a limited number of scholarships to non-EU classified students. The scholarships are open to all overseas applicants on the LLM taught programmes ... More
Glasgow PhD scholarship offers chance for cross-discipline research
The University of Glasgow is again pleased to announce the Lord Kelvin/Adam Smith Scholarships scheme which was established in 2007. The scholarship is aimed at supporting the development of innovative, boundary-crossing research at the University. The scheme is intended to create new partnerships between members of staff and will offer ... More
Strathclyde Law Clinic recognised for public service
Strathclyde Law School has recently won the Best Contribution by a Law School award in the LawWorks & Attorney General Student Awards. The award recognises the work of the University’s Law Clinic, which offers free legal advice to the public who do not qualify for legal aid. The Starthclyde Law ... More
Major international conference at Glasgow School of Law
Glasgow School of Law hosted a major international 2-day conference, entitled The Future of Financial Regulation, which took place at the end of March. The conference was organised by Professor Iain MacNeil, who is also the convenor of the new degree programme, LLM in Corporate and Financial Law. New postgraduate ... More
Human rights expert addresses UN
A leading human rights expert at The University of Nottingham School of Law addressed the United Nations recently, as part of a symposium to deliver a groundbreaking statement on sexual orientation and gender identity. Professor Michael O’Flaherty, co-director of the Human Rights Law Centre at the University and member of ... More
Birmingham Law School information sessions in Nigeria
In late April Dr Gavin Byrne, lecturer in Law at Birmingham will host informational sessions in Nigeria to meet prospective students and share perspective on obtaining an LLB or LLM in the UK. Dr Byrne will be attending career fairs at the following times and locations: Abuja Venue: Nikon Luxury ... More
Aberdeen Law School involved in innovative Energy Law programme
The School of Law at the University of Aberdeen is already well-known for its LLM in Oil and Gas Law. Building on this success, it has joined with partners at the Universities of Groningen, Copenhagen and Oslo to develop an advanced programme in Energy Law designed for lawyers in practice ... More
Dundee Law School debuts distance LLM in International Dispute Resolution
As one of the fastest growing areas of legal practice, Dundee Law School’s new LLM in International Dispute Resolution is well positioned to provide students with the legal expertise and training to meet this demand. This is a unique distance learning programme taught by a team of internationally recognised academics ... More
American University Law School offers full tuition scholarship for LLM International Legal Studies
The International Legal Studies Programme (ILSP) Alumni Fund at the American University (Washington, DC, USA) is proud to announce the Alumni Fund Scholarship program. The ILSP Alumni Fund offers 5 full tuition scholarships to newly admitted LLM students who display rigorous academic dedication to the advancement of issues in international ... More
LLM online offers job security
The LLM from University of Derby, delivered through RDI, has seen a dramatic increase in interest with many people taking the chance to enhance their CV whilst working and earning. The LLM with RDI offers the most flexible way for you to stand out from the crowd, but also continue ... More
Pace Law School accelerating legal expertise in Real Estate Law LL.M
The need for effective lawyers in facilitating increasingly complex real estate transactions is both real and timely. Pace Law School is meeting this need in becoming the first law school in the New York region to offer a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Real Estate Law. In structuring the LL.M ... More
Dundee Law School offers generous scholarship to LLM applicants
The Scrymgeour Scholarships for the 2009 - 2010 academic year (September & January entries) will be offerered to up to 5 applicants to taught and research LLM programmes. The award value is £3,000 and applicants must already have applied for admission to an LLM degree programme. The Dundee Law School ... More
BPP Law School to debut new LLM programme
The BPP Law School is set to launch a one year LLM Financial Regulation and Compliance in September 2009. In addition to the core module on Financial Regulation and Compliance, students will be required to take one or more of the following optional modules: • Corporate Securities Regulation • Fraud ... More
BPP Law School designated as centre of excellence for investment regulation and compliance
BPP Law School was recently appointed as a Centre of Excellence in the field of investment regulation and compliance by the Securities and Investment Institute (“SII”). As the first institution of higher education to receive this prestigious designation, BPP Law School was recognized as offering the highest leadership in academic ... More
University of Nottingham Pro Bono Society shortlisted for award
The University of Nottingham School of Law Pro Bono Society has been shortlisted for an award in the LawWorks & Attorney General Student Awards 2009, in the category “Best contribution by a team of students”. The Head of School, Professor Stephen Bailey said, "This is excellent news and I have ... More
City Law School creates new LLM in International Dispute Resolution
The City Law School has created a new LLM in International Dispute Resolution, designed to equip students to work in international litigation. The course, overseen by Professor Alan Riley, has been structured in reaction to the current economic climate, which experts predict will bring a rise in international litigation. It ... More
Utrecht University researchers receive prestigious human rights award
Two human rights researchers have been awarded the first and second Max van der Stoel Human Rights Award 2008 for their dissertation works. Antoine Buyse and Gentian Zyberi were presented the award which is an annual incentive prize presented to young and promising thinkers who carry out research in the ... More
Nottingham Law Society shortlisted for national accolade
The School of Law is very happy to announce that the University of Nottingham Pro Bono Society has been shortlisted for an award in the LawWorks & Attorney General Student Awards 2009, for the category “Best contribution by a team of students”. The Head of the School of Law, Professor ... More
Bradford offers funding opportunities for postgraduate students
The University of Bradford is now offering a new postgraduate bursary of £500 Prospective bursary applicants must meet the following criteria: • Be from the UK or EU • Be on a full-time taught or research postgraduate programme and paying your own fees • Have graduated from ... More
School of Law at the University of Nottingham ranked in top 5 in RAE 2008
The School of Law at the University of Nottingham has been rated as excellent in both teaching and research. It has achieved an excellent outcome in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, being ranked in the top five law schools in the UK. Schools were not required to enter all of ... More
Swansea Law School climbing to the top of the league tables
In recent months, Swansea University School of Law has gained recognition as a centre of excellence both in terms of teaching and research. The National Student Survey 2008 showed Swansea Law School claiming 1st position among law schools in Wales and sharing 11th place among law schools in the United ... More
Record distinctions for Cardiff LLM Commercial Law graduates
A record number of LLM Commercial Law students were awarded a distinction in 2008. Twelve out of the 39 students who completed the programme achieved the top award for their Master of Laws. The LLM Commercial Law has been running at Cardiff for over a decade and has an international ... More
Change at last - a new era for company law, Southampton University professor at forefront
October 1 2009 will be a landmark day in the history of company law when the Companies Act 2006 finally comes fully into force. Introduced into Parliament on 1 November 2005, the Companies Act received Royal Assent on 8 November 2006. Commencement has been staggered over the past three years, ... More
LLM student success stories at Queen Mary, University of London
A 2007 Queen Mary LLM graduate in Comparative and International Dispute Resolution, Aisha Nadar (USA), has been awarded joint first prize of £1,000 in January 2009 by the Three Faiths Forum and the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies for the best essays on a subject related to dispute resolution in ... More
World class – Kent Law School ranked 6th in 2008 RAE
Kent Law School has been rated as the sixth best law school in the UK in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), published in December. The RAE, the official system for grading the quality of research of UK universities, stated that 65% of the research activity of Kent Law School ... More
Glasgow offers new LLM Scholarship
The University of Glasgow School of Law is offering three new scholarships to non-EU/EEA nationals who hold unconditional offers from the University to study for one of the LLM programmes offered by the School of Law. The scholarships, tenable from September 2009, take the form of a £4000 reduction from ... More
Winchester University Law School to host the 24th Annual BILETA conference
The Winchester Law School will host the 24th Annual British & Irish Law, Education and Technology Association (BILETA) conference from Tuesday 21 - Thursday 23 April 2009. The theme of the 2009 conference will be "To Infinity and Beyond: Law and Technology in Harmony?" With the impacts of technology increasing ... More
Cardiff Law Library welcomes self-service and wireless technologies
Innovations made in 2007 to the law library have resulted in positive student feedback and greater functionality. Course books in heavy demand in the Short Loan collection were tagged over the summer of 2007 so that library users could issue books themselves at a new self-service terminal. The new ‘DIY’-style ... More
City Law School launches Maritime Law LL.M. in Athens, Greece
At a recent ceremony in Athens, over 30 key figures from Greece’s legal and shipping community attended the launch of The City Law School’s LLM in Maritime Law. The City Law School is preparing to deliver modules off its Maritime Law LLM in Greece for the first time. As the ... More
Coventry law students have opportunity to contribute legal services to community
Students at Coventry University Law School have the opportunity to put their law studies into practice through their own Law Clinic: Coventry Legal Advice Service (CLAS). CLAS fulfills three main aims: • it contributes towards meeting the need for legal services in the community • it promotes the University’s links ... More
Dundee Law School offers distance LLM in International Dispute Resolution
For those who are unable to commit to the traditional campus based law study experience, Dundee Law School offers an LLM in International Dispute Resolution, one of the fastest growing areas of legal practice. This unique distance learning programme is taught by a team of internationally-recognised academics and practitioner-trainers. The ... More
Aberdeen offers scholarship for American MA applicants
The Scotland USA Graduate Scholarship is aimed at US Nationals applying for full-time MA programmes at the University of Aberdeen. This exciting scholarship opportunity is open to all US Nationals and is aimed at encouraging bright, talented and hard working individuals to live, work and study in Scotland. Awards are ... More
Middlesex invites you to follow a new pathway in Law
The Middlesex Law department continues its focus on expanding its programme choices with innovative LLM pathways that represent the diversity of the department’s expertise. Professor Joshua Castellino has joined Middlesex as the new head of the Law department. He most recently taught at the National University of Ireland, Galway where ... More
Kent Law School ranked 6th in 2008 Research Assessment Exercise
Kent Law School has been rated the sixth best Law School in the UK in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). The RAE, the official system for grading the quality of research of UK Universities, states that 65% of the research activity of Kent Law School is of 4* or ... More
International Human Rights LL.M. at Lund University
The Master’s Programme in International Human Rights Law at Lund University offers three specialisations: • International Human Rights Law • Intellectual Property Rights • International Labour Rights The programme is directed by the Faculty of Law in cooperation with the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. During ... More
Generous International LL.M. Scholarships available at the University of British Columbia
The LL.M. degree at the University of British Columbia (UBC) prepares graduates for career opportunities in law teaching, legal research, policy making, public and governmental service, and the practice of law. The one-year LL.M. programme does not, however, give entry to the Bar of British Columbia or any other certification ... More
Innovative law programmes in health and bio ethics at Manchester
The MA programme in Health Care Ethics & Law aims to provide flexible and interdisciplinary training in health care ethics and health care law. There is an emphasis on the real world, practical application of bioethical and legal theory. This programme offers the practical knowledge and experience needed by bioethical ... More
Southampton home to LL.M. in Maritime Law and internationally-recognized Maritime institute
Southampton, located on the south coast of England, is one of the world’s busiest passenger and cargo shipping ports. Due to its history of sea faring and trade, Southampton has been a center for maritime study. In 1982, after a decade of interest in maritime and international trade law, the ... More
Tufts’ Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy announces Nobel Prize Laureate as capstone speaker
Since 1933, the Tufts’ Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy has been a leading institution in the research and teaching of international law. In continuing its pursuit of innovation and excellence in legal studies, the School was proud to welcome its inaugural LL.M. in International Law class in September 2008. ... More
University of Washington offers Sustainable International Development LLM
The complexity of global crisis including poverty, hunger, environmental degradation, climate change, overpopulation, transitional political systems and resource distribution are issues with which the LL.M. in Sustainable International Development at the University of Washington engages. These issues often transpire within a complex web of looming national, comparative, and international legal ... More
Chinese University of Hong Kong Law School offers full 2009 LLM Scholarships
An informational brochure on the scholarship scheme can be downloaded here. An application form can be obtained on-line at www.cuhk.edu.hk/law. Content added on 11 December 2008. Every year, the Faculty of Law at CUHK seeks to assist students from around the globe to join the Law School’s ... More
Excellence recognised in audit at Newcastle Law School
The Funding Council Specified independent audit of the University of Newcastle Law School's teaching and the learning environment, known as Internal Subject Review, has recently been completed. The audit team spent two days speaking with staff, students and an extensive group of external stakeholders. The team has presented a preliminary report ... More
Amsterdam Law School LLM focuses on the confluence of European and International Law
For students considering a career that traverses both international and European law, the University of Amsterdam Law School recognises this increasingly important dual focus. The LLM in European and Internaitonal Law is structured to allow for a number of optional courses to be taken along side a mandatory core course ... More
Cardiff Law School wins prestigious award for pro bono work
Cardiff Law School and Hugh James Solicitors defeated tough competition on 13th November to win the Student Team Award at the prestigious Law Society Junior Lawyers’ Division 10th Anniversary Pro Bono Awards. The Solicitor General, Vera Baird QC MP, and the Shadow Home Secretary, Dominic Grieve QC MP bestowed the ... More
Glasgow School of Law alumna named Scottish Politician of the Year
Nicola Sturgeon, Health Secretary and Deputy First Minister in the Scottish Government was named as Scottish Politician of the Year 2008 at the 10th Scottish Politician of the Year awards ceremony on 13th November. She also won the Donald Dewar Debater of the Year award for her outstanding performances in ... More
Queen Mary’s School of Law announces 14 full tuition fee LLM scholarships and a new MSc programme in Law and Finance
Queen Mary is pleased to offer 14 full tuition fee LLM scholarships to outstanding candidates, worth over £125,000 in total. Applicants can complete the scholarship application form at the same time as applying for the LLM. Deadline for applying for scholarships – 15 May 2009 Deadline for applying for the ... More
New LLM programmes at Glasgow School of Law
Launching the School's NEW LLM Programme From September 2009, postgraduate law students may study for an LLM in Corporate and Financial Law at the School of Law. This new programme complements the School's LLM programmes in International Commercial Law, International Competition Law and Policy and International Law. The courses offered under the new LLM ... More
LLM by distance learning offers new opportunities to business audience
Following the successful launch of the University of Derby’s LLM through RDI – delivering this university qualification by distance learning – this qualification is becoming increasingly attractive to people wishing to enhance their management careers in any business sector. The LLM in Commercial Law is suited to those who may already ... More
Two exciting new LLMs mean lots more choice at Strathclyde’s Law School
Strathclyde’s already diverse portfolio of LLMs is set to expand with the development of two internationally focussed programmes. As well as their well established LLMs in Information Technology and Telecommunications Law, Construction Law and Human Rights Law, in 2009 two new LLMs will be launched* – International Law and Sustainable ... More
Bank of England offers postgraduate internship and sponsorship opportunities
The Bank of England is offering students attractive professional work experiences and postgraduate funding for students studying economics and/or finance and have in interest in working for the Bank. Those who are selected will be offered full sponsorship of their MSc/MPhil fees (or 1 year of a 2 year course) ... More
Chinese University of Hong Kong offers scholarship for 2009-2010 LL.M. programmes
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has announced the Faculty of Law Master of Laws Scholarship Scheme for 2009-2010. Successful candidates will be awarded a scholarship worth HK$176,000, covering basic tuition fee and a stipend. Different countries/regions will be supported on a yearly rotational basis. For the 2009-2010 academic ... More
Madrid’s Instituto de Empresa engages American LLM student
Challenging coursework, long library study sessions, brilliant faculty, and an enticing city have made the Instituto de Empresa (IE) a special place for Aaron Thornburg to pursue an LLM in International Legal Practice. As an international student, Thornburg has written about his initial coursework at IE’s law school and his ... More
LLD Professional Doctorate at the Anglia Ruskin School of Law
A Professional Doctorate offers a unique route to a doctoral degree, but is different from the traditional PhD. Students are required to pursue research in their respective areas of professional practice. A key characteristic of the LLD is that it recognises the workplace as both the field for, and the ... More
Coventry University offers new Employment Law LLM
Why choose Coventry’s new Employment Law LLM? The Employment Law LLM programme provides students with the opportunity to critically analyse and evaluate the laws governing employment relationships. Key areas of employment law are taught on this programme, but broader contextual issues, such as the political, social and economic influences affecting ... More
New! LLM in International Dispute Resolution
The City Law School has created an innovative new LLM in International Dispute Resolution in direct response to the credit crunch. As a consequence of the current economic climate, experts are predicting a dramatic rise in the number of international litigation cases. This new specialist LLM will give students the ... More
University of Glasgow a hot destination for international students
The University of Glasgow is a hot destination for international students according to the latest results in the International Student Barometer (ISB) survey. International students voted Glasgow top in the Russell Group of Universities (a group of the top UK Universities which have a medical school), second in Scotland and third overall in ... More
Study in India with the University of Aberdeen Law School
Would you like to study for a Master of Laws, but cannot take the time out to study in the UK for 12 months? Then consider studying for an LLM in International Business Law with Aberdeen University at our partner institution in Bangalore, the Bangalore Management Academy (pictured below). Students on ... More
New LLM offers students more choice
Cardiff Law School will launch a new LLM programme next autumn giving students greater flexibility and offering them a number of specialised study routes. Already renowned for its excellence in teaching and research, Cardiff Law School’s new programme is set to improve its postgraduate opportunities further. The new structure means ... More
New LLM Conflict and Security Law
International terrorism. Armed conflict. Arms control. These major concerns affect a world in need of change. Taught jointly between the University of Utrecht and Sheffield Law School, this is a unique one-year LLM degree examining conflict and security law, incorporating a period of study abroad. The entire programme is taught ... More
Edinburgh offers accelerated LLB for graduates
The LLB degree in law is recognised as the usual pathway into the legal profession in Scotland. For those students who already hold a degree, it is possible to undertake the Accelerated LLB (Ord) in just two years. This makes it a very attractive conversion course for graduates from all ... More
Bangor University School of Law offers new PhD scholarship
In conjunction with the Drapers Trust, Bangor University School of Law, is pleased to announce a £12,000 PhD Scholarship, tenable annually for three years, commencing in autumn 2008, or other mutually agreeable commencement date. Preference will be given to those applications coming from applicants under the age of 25 as ... More
Reading Law School fosters pro bono opportunities
The Law School at the University of Reading is keen to support and encourage students who participate in pro bono work. As well as being rewarding in its own right, Pro Bono experience is something future employers (legal or otherwise) increasingly look to for evidence of the practical skills graduates ... More
Durham University Law chairwoman appointed UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
On 28 July 2008, the United Nations General Assembly confirmed by consensus, Judge Navanethem (Navi) Pillay’s appointment as the fifth High Commissioner for Human Rights - the leading UN human rights official. Judge Navanethem (Navi) Pillay, Chairwoman of the Durham Law School Centre for Criminal Law and Criminal Justice, was ... More
University of Cape Town celebrates 150 years of legal education
University of Cape Town celebrates 150 years of legal education The first lectures in law were given in 1859 at the University of Cape Town and so 2009 marks the 150th year anniversary of the start of legal education at the University. Starting on October 17th, a six month long ... More
Innovative international programmes at Leiden Univeristy in the Netherlands
Thinking about pursing a postgraduate degree in law studies? Why not consider the Netherlands, home to the International Criminal Court, International Court of Justice, and the Tribunals for both the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda? As the seat of several international legal high courts, the opportunities for advanced legal study in ... More
Glasgow law faculty explores European political unity
Professor George Pavlakos along with Professors Veitch and Christodoulidis in the School of Law at the University of Glasgow have been awarded €100,000 by the Internationalisation Fund of the University of Antwerp for a research project entitled 'Multi-layered polities and the search for the common good: A constitutional puzzle for ... More
University of Hull School of Law celebrates 80th anniversary
The year 2008 marks the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Law School of the University of Hull. The Law School is the longest established department within the University of Hull, which started life as the University College, Hull. Two celebrations have been planned so far, with other events ... More
Swansea Law School offers internationally recognized LLM programmes
Since 2000, the School of Law at Swansea University has offered LLM degree programs dedicated to international shipping, trade and commerce law. These programmes are continuing to expand and both their profile and reputation have grown. Swansea is now recognized as a leader in these specialized legal spheres. The students ... More
Swansea fosters academic exchange with Nigeria
The historical ties between Nigeria and Swansea University continue to be fostered as more Nigerian nationals chose to pursue their studies at the well-regarded Welsh university. During a recent visit to Nigeria in the summer of 2008, Professor Rhidian Thomas (Director of the Institute of International Shipping and Trade Law) ... More
HRLC Co-Director re-elected to UN Human Rights Committee
The University of Nottingham Human Rights Law Centre Co-Director Professor Michael O'Flaherty, recenlty won the poll in elections for the United Nations Human Rights Committee. He received a vote of confidence from 136 out of the 157 governments participating in the election. The other eight successful candidates had total votes ... More
New Venues for Sydney's Europe Programme
The Sydney Law School is home to Australia’s leading postgraduate programme in law. Since 1998, the Law School has organized postgraduate law study in Germany and the United Kingdom. From 2008, the Programme venues will include Robinson College, Cambridge, Bentham House, University College London and the Walter Hallstein Institute, Humboldt ... More
The University of Westminster launches its new LLM in European Union Law
With its strong international focus, the School of Law at the University of Westminster is ideally equipped to develop the new specialist LLM in European Union Law. This programme aims to provide students with a deep, critical knowledge and understanding of EU law as well as specific areas of this ... More
New university law courses by distance learning for October 2008 intake with RDI
RDI has successfully launched a number of university qualifications in readiness for the autumn intake and has created a brand new law pathway by distance learning. RDI is now working in partnership with the University of Derby and the University of Teesside to offer students throughout the world the chance to ... More
Warwick Law School launches new LLM in International and Comparative Criminal Justice for Fall 2008
Around the globe, reform within criminal justice has seen an increased international and comparative focus, with a number of legal systems pursuing reform not only of individual criminal justice practices, but of whole systems in light of increased comparative analysis. This programme will engage a comparative perspective in examining a ... More
Innovative Competition Law and Economics Programme at King’s
Located in the heart of London, King’s College School of Law offers interdisciplinary law degrees looking at the developing legal field of competition and its related economics. In recent comments about the degree programmes, King’s law professor Richard Whish described the law school as '…a vibrant community of scholars, committed ... More
Symposium marking 60th anniversary of UN convention on Genocide
On the 4th and 5th of December 2008, the University of Sussex will host an international symposium focused on current scholarship within the growing field of ‘genocide studies.’ In 1948 the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. It had ... More
Nottingham Law School’s new Masters programmes for 2008
If you’re looking to start an LLM programme later this year, you may be interested to know that Nottingham Law School has just added three new programmes to its portfolio of taught masters courses: Insolvency Law; Human Rights and Criminal Justice (international and/or domestic). What sort of modules would this allow me ... More
LLM by distance learning offers new opportunities to business audience
Following the successful launch of the University of Derby’s LLM through RDI – delivering this university award by distance learning – this qualification is becoming increasingly attractive to people wishing to enhance their management careers in any business sector. The LLM in Commercial Law is suited to those who may already ... More
International Environmental Law LLM at Kent Law School
Kent Law School has developed an LLM in International Environmental Law as an extension of their international and environmental postgraduate expertise and in recognition of the increasingly important position that the environment holds, and will continue to hold, in international law. The LLM takes an academically critical view of the ... More
Sheffield Law School launches exciting new LLM programme
The Master of Laws in Conflict and Security Law is an exciting new joint programme that offers you the opportunity to study at two prestigious institutions, the University of Sheffield and the University of Utrecht, undertake a flexible programme of study, and participate in seminars and other activities held by ... More
Glasgow team participates in China–Britain International Symposium
In March, the University of Glasgow School of Law’s Competition Law team (Professors Rosa Greaves and Mark Furse, and Dr Sandra Marco Colino) were participants in the 'China–Britain International Symposium on Development of the Competition Law and Policy – Sharing Experience' at the South West University of Political Science and Law ... More
BPP Law School launches LLM in Commercial Law and LLM in International Business Law
BPP Law School, one of the leading providers of professional legal education in the UK, has launched two new LLM programmes in Commercial Law and International Business Law*, starting in September 2008. BPP’s LLMs are designed to give anyone seeking to work in commercial law in the UK or international business ... More
LLM now available via online distance learning thanks to University of Derby and RDI partnership
This year has seen the successful launch of the University of Derby's LLM in Commercial Law through RDI – offering this university qualification by distance learning to satisfy today’s need for flexible study. This presents a unique opportunity for all those wishing to balance their career, lifestyle and studies – ... More
University of Nottingham School of Law scholarship deadline approaches
Don't forget that if you wish to be considered for one of the University of Nottingham School of Law's scholarships, you must ensure that your complete application is received by 31 May 2008. Applications received after this date or incomplete applications will not be eligible for selection. The School of ... More
New LLM in Environmental Law from September 2008 at Queen Mary, University of London
Climate change is a universal problem with far-reaching consequences for all governments, industry, societies and individuals. This new LLM in Environmental Law will examine all the political and legal issues concerning environmental protection, climate change policies, natural resources law, with an overarching emphasis on the impact of gas and oil. ... More
Research studentships at Dundee School of Law
Dundee School of Law is inviting applications for two research studentships, which will be available from September 2008. The studentships will cover full tuition fees (at home/EU level) and a maintenance award of £10,000 per annum. Candidates may apply for a research studentship in any of the following areas, which ... More
Dundee announces joint LLM in International Commercial Law with the University of Cergy Pontoise
The University of Dundee School of Law has announced the creation of a new joint Masters programme with the Law Faculty at the University of Cergy-Pontoise (UCP) in France. The Joint Masters, which will commence in September 2008, brings together two dynamic and highly rated law schools. Students will be ... More
Warwick Law School launches LLM in International and Comparative Criminal Justice
Warwick Law School has announced the launch of a new LLM programme in International and Comparative Criminal Justice, which will run from October 2008. Globally, criminal justice reform has an evolving international and comparative focus, with a number of jurisdictions choosing reform not only of individual criminal justice practices, but ... More
New taught master programmes in the realm of globalisation at Swansea
The School of Law at Swansea University has received validation for two new taught masters schemes, which will focus on the concept of globalisation and its impact on law and various legal orders. The global economy is the powerful driving force for the more general globalisation of all sectors of ... More
Scholarships available for LLM study at top-rated Dundee
Dundee, rated as one of the top 15 UK law schools in 2007 by The Times Good University Guide, is offering scholarships for its wide range of taught LLM programmes. Applications are now being received for the 2008/09 academic year (September and January entries). A number of Scrymgeour Scholarships will ... More
Queen Mary, University of London provides additional support for its LLM students
To ensure that Queen Mary LLM graduates possess competency and perform to their highest potential in taught courses and researched dissertations, the School of Law has devised a unique and individually tailored programme, to run in parallel to the three taught modules, designed to develop and enhance: * research methodology ... More
University of Southampton launches first European and Comparative Property Master of Laws
The School of Law at Southampton is leading the way in the development of postgraduate teaching (in English) in European and comparative property law. A stream of the Master of Laws is proposed, as from October 2008 (subject to the completion of validation procedures and demand), in the Southampton tradition ... More
Glasgow University School of Law relaunches its LLM programmes
The relaunch involves three LLM programmes taught by staff with subject expertise and teaching and research interests in the fields of: * Commercial law * International competition law and policy * International law. Students will have over 25 courses from which to select their degree courses. All LLM programmes are ... More
The $1,000-trillion question
The LLM in Corporate Finance Law at the University of Westminster School of Law in London has one particular focus: how to make money, very big money. In addition to developing management and business skills, the course provides the legal and financial tools to those who would like to know ... More
Tilburg University’s International and European Law programme expands
To meet the growing demand, the Faculty of Law of Tilburg University has restructured its programme of International and European Law. Students with a background in international relations or political science can now also apply for the programme, which has a special track and redesigned courses to meet their needs. ... More
Capital course for University of Westminster
London - its history, communities, art, culture and architecture - is the subject of a groundbreaking new University master's degree, set to start in September. Students on the MA London Studies will follow a multidisciplinary approach - giving them a unique insight in to themes of urban form and culture ... More
