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

Our LLM Law Conversion at University of Wolverhampton is designed for non law graduates wanting a fast-track pathway to a law qualification. 

The International Law course at the University of Essex offers the opportunity to study across a wide range of modules in the areas of Public international law, Human Rights, Commercial, Trade and Maritime law.

The LLM in International and European Law from the Brussels School of Governance is a flexible and interactive evening programme preparing you for today's global legal challenges. This LLM was established in 1971 and has an extensive alumni network of over 1300 lawyers from 110 countries. It is taught in the evening and offers the option to complete it over one or two years.

The LLM in Law and Human Resource Management from University of Wolverhampton is designed to provide you with the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills in the areas of law and human resource management to enable you to enhance your employability within the legal and business sectors.

Prepare for your SQE assessments and build a strong foundation for your future career as a solicitor.

 This Human Rights Law LLM programme offered at Queen Mary University of London will provide you with an advanced theoretical and empirical understanding of human rights at the international, regional, and domestic legal levels.

Study theoretical and economic contexts of law and gain the solid foundation you need to further your career. The Law programme from University of York gives you the flexibility to delve into a range of specialisms, meaning you'll be able to study the things that really interest you. 

The International Economic Law programme from University of Glasgow offers an in-depth study of all the different aspects of the contemporary regime of international economic law. 

Study commercial law from an international perspective and equip yourself for a variety of careers.

The International Justice programme from Maynooth University provides students with critical insights into the field of international justice. 

This Law programme offered at the University of Leicester is for you if... you want to enhance your legal skills and knowledge and create your own programme from a wide range of topics to suit your specialisms and interests.

Whether you are new to the study of law or looking to deepen your legal knowledge, the LLM Law at Bournemouth University allows you to design your own Law Masters in your areas of interest, from a broad range of legal subject areas, taught by internationally recognised staff.

Enhance your legal expertise across diverse subjects. Explore the forces shaping the legal landscape and gain skills to make a meaningful impact with this Law LLM at University of Sussex.

Continual developments in e-commerce and a shift towards global trading mean that new legal skills and knowledge are constantly needed in many jobs. The International Commercial Law programme from University of Glasgow will prepare you for a career focused in these key international areas.

The Laws (Applied) programme from 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 new LLM in International Human Rights Law and Development from University of Bradford is designed to provide you with an understanding of human rights in its multi-layered form, with a critical emphasis on its complementarity with development.

Study the connections between human rights law and protection systems. Assess current structures, learn practical skills and drive lasting change with this International Human Rights Law LLM at University of Sussex.

The Maritime Law programme from National University of Singapore enables students to obtain knowledge of maritime and shipping law, including admiralty law and maritime arbitration; carriage of goods by sea

The International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution programme from National University of Singapore enables a student to get an in-depth understanding of the laws of international arbitration and dispute resolution, and benefits from Singapore’s leading edge in the field of arbitration globally.

This Asian Legal Studies specialisation at National University of Singapore adds to the diversity of NUS law school’s graduate offerings, and rides on the momentum generated by the Asian Law Institute (ASLI), established in the law school in 2003.