University of Law launches new Master's in Law programmes

The University of Law (ULaw) has launched a series of new Master’s in Law programmes aimed at those wanting to specialise in a particular area of the law.

New courses include LLMs (Master of Laws), MAs (Master of Arts), an MSc (Master of Sciences) and a PGDip (Postgraduate Diploma) and whatever the award designation, successfully completing a Master’s Award in Law will allows students to pursue specialist areas of law and can give them an insight into how the law works in practice.

Master’s programmes in the UK are particularly attractive to international students. Whatever their background, students are likely to make positive connections with a wide range of people from different industries, backgrounds and countries. This improves the student’s personal network as well as communication and self-motivation skills.

New Master of Laws (LLMs) courses include:

• LLM International Human Rights Law 
• LLM Company Law
• LLM Corporate Governance
• LLM Corporate Governance Grad
• LLM International Business Law
• LLM International Corporate Governance
• LLM Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution
• LLM Medical Law and Ethics
• LLM Master of Law (General)
• Executive LLM - (Part-time only)
• LLM International Arbitration
• LLM Master of Law (International)
• LLM Mental Health Law

The University of Law is one of the UK's longest-established specialist providers of legal education. With a rich heritage and a reputation for innovation and contemporary teaching practices, ULaw continuously focus on developing the best legal minds. Arrange a free consultation with SI-UK London today to begin your application.

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