Laws Blackburn College

Overview

The LLM in Laws at Blackburn College aims to provide students with an advanced understanding of law, enhancing career prospects in various sectors. This Master's programme is structured to cover a range of interconnected legal areas, offering a global perspective on legal issues. Students will engage in self-directed learning, complemented by interactive lectures, workshops, and tutorials that promote active participation and the exchange of ideas.

Why LLM in Laws at Blackburn College?

Blackburn College is committed to delivering high-quality education, validated by the University of South Wales. The institution boasts a strong teaching faculty with over 15 years of experience in the legal field. With a focus on coursework-based assessments, the programme is designed to equip students with critical analytical and research skills necessary for success in the legal profession. The college's dedication to student support is reflected in its high satisfaction ratings, with 95.8% of students feeling supported by teaching staff.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the LLM in Laws are set at £6,500 for both domestic and international students for the entire one-year programme. Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to build on the skills acquired during undergraduate studies, focusing on advanced legal knowledge and research capabilities. The following modules are included in the programme:

• Advanced Legal Skills & Methods
• Law of Obligations
• Frameworks of International and European Law
• International and Comparative Media Law
• Transnational Criminal Law
• International Family Law
• Dissertation

Additionally, students may choose from optional modules such as:

• Commercial and Consumer Law
• Corporate Law and Governance
• Research Methods
• Equality, Rights and Society
• Independent Study
• International Human Rights Law
• Law and Order

Careers with LLM in Laws

Graduates of the LLM in Laws programme have the opportunity to pursue various career paths in the legal sector and beyond. Specific roles include law lecturers, police officers, management positions, and roles within the civil service and court services. Additionally, students may choose to progress to further studies, including PhD research, enhancing their academic qualifications.