268 Master's degrees in Legal Studies in England, United Kingdom

Become an expert in human rights law. Explore how people’s rights and freedoms are protected by the law, and improve your legal understanding of these complex issues with the Human Rights Law programme at University of Birmingham.

This Professional Legal Practice course from University of Portsmouth is designed to equip you with the further knowledge and skills essential for legal practice.

The Legal Practice (Top-up) course from the University of West London will enable you to enhance your qualifications with a Masters-level degree.

The Law degree delivered by University of Liverpool is a law conversion course that teaches you to think like a lawyer and prepare for the realities of life in legal practice.

The climate crisis, social inequalities and armed conflict affect all our lives. Develop your understanding of how the law responds to these issues with this Environmental, Social and Governance Law, and Policy programme from University of Birmingham.

Get ready for a career in banking, commerce and finance law with the Commercial, Banking and Finance Law programme from University of Birmingham. Become a legal expert in an area that’s key to global trade and impacts everyone from individuals to huge companies.

The Bar Course (Part-time) programme from Northumbria University will support you in acquiring the necessary knowledge and practical skills crucial to practice at the modern Bar.

The Law - Human Rights Law programme taught at the University of Bristol offers in-depth study of global human rights legal frameworks. 

The Law from SOAS University of London is especially suited to candidates who wish to undertake a PhD or professional research in law. It prepares students to undertake high-quality research.

The Magister Juris (MJur) course at the University of Oxford is a world-renowned taught graduate course in law, designed to serve outstanding law students from civil law backgrounds. The academic standard is significantly higher than that required in a first law degree, and only those with outstanding first law degrees are admitted.

The University of East London offers a Master of Laws (LLM) in General Law. This postgraduate degree typically spans one year for full-time students. It provides a comprehensive understanding of legal frameworks related to transitional justice, equipping students with critical skills for impactful careers in law and related fields.

Nottingham Trent University provides an Legal Practice Top-up (distance learning) award through distance learning to “top-up” professional legal qualifications or experience.

Learn to think like a lawyer with the Postgraduate Diploma in Law (PGDL) Online - Full-time from The University of Law conversion course.

The Legal Technology - Part-time (Online) at The University of Law is available for both law and non-law graduates, providing you with an insight into this rapidly developing area.

The Law (Conversion) Online - Part-time programme at The University of Law is a flexible M.A. degree for non-law graduates. This online course lasts 21–24 months, providing a comprehensive legal foundation. It is designed to prepare students for professional qualification as a solicitor or barrister in the UK.

The Public Procurement Law and Policy programme from the University of Nottingham is open to those with a legal background and those without, and does not require a law degree.

Legal Practice from Edge Hill University is expertly designed if you want to qualify as a solicitor via the Solicitors Qualifying Exams (SQE) route whilst also gaining a Masters in Legal Practice.

The Law (Conversion) - Part-time weekend is a Master of Arts degree at The University of Law designed for non-law graduates. This postgraduate programme provides a flexible study mode for those transitioning into the legal sector. It offers a comprehensive foundation in legal principles over a structured duration.

This PGCert Legal Technology - Part-time is taught at The University of Law will provide you with the knowledge to help you achieve your ambitions.

The Human Rights MA from University College London (UCL) develops the skills and theoretical tools needed to carry out human rights research.