551 Full-time Master's degrees in Master of Laws (LLM)

The University of Liverpool offers a degree in Law (General). Study in a Law School that's committed to exploring the relationship between law and social justice.

This England and Wales (incorporating the GDL) programme from Leeds Beckett University will help you stand out from the crowd in this highly competitive field. This conversion course will help you on your journey into the legal profession if you don’t have a first degree in law.

Throughout the Bar Training Course from UWE Bristol (University of the West of England), you will gain the competencies required to be called to the Bar, as set out by the Bar Standards Board (BSB).

The Law programme from Loughborough University will equip you with the legal knowledge and expertise needed to effect real change in the world, whether working in the legal profession, business, government, civil society, international organisations or academia.

The International Human Rights Law programme from University of Essex is the oldest established human rights law course in Europe, and reflects our University's global reputation as the leading centre for human rights research, practice and education. 

The International Financial Regulation and Corporate Law degree course delivered by the Brunel University of London is designed for graduates interested in specialising in the growing field of financial regulation and corporate law in an international context.

Take your passion for Laws to the next level with advanced study and research with the Master of Laws programme. Be at the centre of debate, analysis and dialogue about law and legal policy issues in New Zealand at the Victoria University of Wellington .

By studying the Law and Technology programme from The University of Exeter you will acquire skills in the regulation and governance of technology and relevant policy-making, as well as the implications for and use of legal technology innovation in legal practice.

Study in a Law School that's committed to exploring the relationship between law and social justice. Our  LLM (General) degree delivered at University of Liverpool lets you shape a programme of advanced legal study around your interests and career goals.

The master of Laws offered by Teesside University is designed to allow you to make choices aligned to your individual career aspirations, while developing expertise in human rights, a fast paced and increasingly significant area of law.

This programme provides in-depth knowledge of international and European legal instruments that impact the rights and mobility of citizens in the EU. You will explore the role of major international courts in protecting individual rights, while also examining the dynamic relationship between migration law and human rights across national, European, and international contexts.

Are you a non-law graduate looking for a law conversion course to get up to speed with a range of legal concepts? This Law (replacing the GDL) course at University of Sussex offers you the opportunity to gain a Masters in Law so you’re prepared for many different career options.

Gain a maritime law qualification with our Maritime Law LLM course offered by the University of Southampton.  We'll teach you the skills and practical knowledge to work in your chosen path on this flexible degree.

This Public International Law programme offered at the University of Leicester is for you if... you want a globally recognised qualification in your chosen field while having the freedom and flexibility to explore other areas of law.

The Peace Operations, Humanitarian Law and Conflict degree delivered by University of Galway prepares students to engage with the legal and policy challenges of armed conflict, peacebuilding, and humanitarian response. Gain the expertise to work in international peace operations, conflict zones, or global institutions advancing conflict resolution and protection. 

On the Law and Gender from SOAS University of London you will approach both law and gender as your critical objects proper, to be explored in a pedagogical world that seeks to creatively and meaningfully overcome the distinction between the academic and the activist.

Discover financial law’s influence on global markets. Apply regulation and policy, exploring their global effects through hands-on learning with this  International Financial Law course at University of Sussex.

The Intellectual Property, Data and the Law course delivered by Queen Mary University of London is specifically tailored for students interested in the dynamic and evolving field of creative industries law.

The Master of Laws programme at Brunel University of London is a dynamic, flexible programme that enables students to specialise in a particular area of international law or to obtain proficiency  across a range of legal disciplines.

The Competition Law LLM course delivered by Queen Mary University of London explores the impact of competition law in areas such as monopolies and mergers and their regulation and control; intellectual property rights and anti-competitive practices; international competition law and international trade.