The goal of our LLM programmes is to give students a thorough grounding in a specialised field as well as an understanding of the most significant current issues. To complete an LLM students must complete four courses and a short dissertation. For each programme, they can choose from a range of courses offered in this and other Departments in the Law Faculty.  Alternatively, students can pursue a dissertation-only LLM or MPhil. 

Rules regarding areas of specialisation appear in the Postgraduate Study Programmes section of the Faculty Handbook, with additional information also available on the School for Advanced Legal Studies site.

Programme specialisation gives you the opportunity to choose your courses from all the Masters courses offered in Public Law, such as: