427 Part-time Master's degrees in Legal Studies

The Law - Research Thesis degree offered at the University of Reading is a research proposal of a level commensurate with master's study.

The Master of Laws at University of Wollongong provides law graduates with specific knowledge and skills in relation to a specialised area of law and policy.

The Legal Practice (SQE1) programme from London Metropolitan University is a Level 7 course, which can be studied full-time for one semester or part-time across two semesters. It is designed for law graduates who want to have the best possible preparation for Part One of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE 1). 

The Law (Cyber Law) (Part-Time Distance Learning) programme at Northumbria University has been designed to meet the needs of cyber legal practitioners, as well as other professionals working in the technology field who may benefit from a deeper contextual understanding of cyber law and broader governance considerations at the national and international levels. 

If you're looking to complete the mandatory practical legal training (PLT) required to become a lawyer in NSW, the Professional Legal Practice course from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is a perfect choice.

This course is designed to immerse you in a deep understanding of the global economy and the interconnected legal aspects that shape international business and commerce.

Open to both law and non-law graduates, the Migration Law and Practice programme from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is the first step to an impactful, people-focused career as an immigration advisor.

The Fashion Law LLM at Queen Mary University of London gives you the unique opportunity to specialise in a thriving and growing area of legal practice. You will focus on the laws and regulatory frameworks applicable to the fashion industry and develop a wider understanding of the socio-cultural and policy issues, including cultural appropriation, fast fashion, and sustainability. 

Study the UK’s only Sport Law PG Cert at Leeds Beckett University, developed with the British Association of Sport Law. You’ll gain the skills to lead and advance your sports law career.

The Law degree offered at the University of Reading will support you in developing an original and well-conceived PhD proposal, which you will later be able to use when seeking admission into doctoral programmes.

The Law - Commercial Law programme taught at the University of Bristol explores the intersection of law and business, focusing on business transactions, market influence on legal development, and key concepts like risk and party autonomy. Studying in Bristol will give you exposure to the English legal culture and the prominent role English law plays in international trade.

The Law, Innovation and Technology programme at University of Bristol offers a distinct opportunity to master the legal expertise to address real-world challenges related to technology development and innovation. 

Examine how energy is regulated. You will learn about the legal structure of the electricity and gas industries, energy disputes, and their resolution through this LLM International Energy Law and Policy (distance learning) from University of Dundee.

With the Law course at University of Greenwich, you’ll discover more about the legal framework governing the international community and the legal issues surrounding global markets.

A Law programme from Maynooth University is a qualification obtained after rigorous and original research that contributes to the state of legal scholarship. Towards that end, the structured research programme offers a framework which facilitates independent research, whilst providing milestones for measuring progress. 

The Legal Practice LL.M programme from London Metropolitan University aims to prepare you for employment as a trainee solicitor and to provide you with a solid foundation for subsequent practice as a solicitor. In addition, this course offers you an opportunity to extend your research in an area of interest within legal practice, through a research module and a dissertation. 

The Socio-Legal Studies programme offered by the University of Bristol blends rigorous research training with interdisciplinary insights on how law interacts with society. Emphasising empirical research and practical application, this programme prepares you to influence future legal and social policies, positioning you at the forefront of socio-legal change. 

If you are looking to study a part-time Master’s in Law course that can be specifically tailored to your interests and career aspirations, University of East Anglia's prestigious Laws (Part Time) General degree is an excellent choice. 

This demanding and rewarding Safeguarding Children course from The University of Lancashire is an opportunity for continuing personal and professional development where you’ll be encouraged to challenge assumptions about children and their lives, and the practices, policies, services and legislation that surround them. 

The Legal Practice (top-up) LL.M course from London Metropolitan University is an opportunity for Legal Practice Course (LPC) graduates to extend their research further in an area of interest in legal practice.