LLM at Queen Mary, University of London
The School of Law offers a suite of 18 LLM programmes of study, each leading to the award of a University of London LLM degree. Whichever specialism you decide to follow, you will be dealing with complex issues systematically and creatively. Taught by Queen Mary, University of London's expert teachers, you will leave with an advanced and thorough understanding of the key and current trends and issues in your chosen field.
Application for 2012
The LLM is now open for applications for September 2012 admission - find out how to apply for the LLM.
Applications will close at midday (12.00 GMT) on Monday 16 April 2012. However, we recommend that students apply as soon as possible to avoid the busy period around closing date.
LLM Scholarships for 2012
The School of Law is offering twelve LLM scholarships for 2012-13. To apply for an LLM scholarship you must complete and submit your LLM application by 1 March 2012.
About the Master of Laws programme
We offer one year full-time LLM and two year part-time LLM programmes:
- LLM full-time - Programme Code M2Q1
- LLM part-time - Programme Code M2Q2
For many of our students, LLM study is a stepping stone to developing academic and professional expertise in a particular field of law. For others, it is an opportunity to gain postgraduate knowledge and skills across a broad range of subjects. The programmes of study provide a flexible mix of classroom based teaching (assessed by formal examinations or coursework) in three taught modules, followed by more self-directed work on a 15,000 word dissertation.
One of the distinctive features of the LLM at Queen Mary is the exceptionally wide range of more than 105 LLM module options. These are advanced programmes of study, so you will be expected to direct your own work and develop high level legal and transferable skills. Join us, and you will become one of about 300 students taking the LLM programmes.
Your fellow students will come from the UK and more than 80 other countries, each able to draw on prior academic and in many cases professional experiences from different types of legal system to enrich discussion and debate in class.
Contact us
For general enquiries about the LLM programme contact Sue Sullivan, LLM Programme Coordinator on LLMadmin@qmul.ac.uk