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LLM Masters in Law by Research

Full-time, Part-time

Location • Collegiate Campus
Subject area • Law


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This course is beneficial if you

• work in the legal profession
A masters qualification can contribute to your professional development. On this course you choose to research a specific area of law which means you can specialise in a particular field. This can enhance your career prospects.

• work with, or have an interest in, law
It is likely to boost your employability in an increasingly competitive market. It is a benefit if you are looking to join the legal profession as a solicitor or barrister and want to stand out from the crowd of undergraduates.

You choose the area of research for your thesis, although we are available to provide guidance. It is ideal if you want to become a specialist in a particular area of law or to develop your interest in a specific legal topic. You develop your research skills as well as the ability to produce in-depth and persuasive academic writing.

During the course you work largely independently but you are guided by an experienced supervisor in a supportive environment. You can access legal materials in our dedicated law library in the learning centre, which is open 24-hours a day during term time. Our IT systems are set up so that most of your learning and research can be done anywhere off campus where you have access to a suitable internet connection.

Study can be done in your own time so it can fit around your work, family and other commitments. Meetings with your supervisor can be organised at mutually convenient times.

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Attendance

Full-time – one year
Part-time – two years
Starts in October or January

How to apply

Complete the application form available at www.shu.ac.uk/study/form

Fees – home and EU students

2013/14 academic year

Full-time – typically £4,590
Part-time – typically £2,295 a year

The course fee may be subject to annual inflationary increase. For further information on fees and funding see www.shu.ac.uk/funding

Assessment

Assessment is via the submission of a 30,000 word thesis, and a short viva examination, on an agreed legal topic.

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