Law
Law
Research
PhD
Law
Research
PhD
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| EU | £18,250 | £9,150 |
| International | £18,250 | £9,150 |
| Wales | £4,800 | £2,400 |
| Scotland | £4,800 | £2,400 |
| England | £4,800 | £2,400 |
| Northern Ireland | £4,800 | £2,400 |
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About
Start Dates
Research programs begin on the following dates:
- 1st October
- 1st January
- 1st April
- 1st July
Program Overview
Joining our community of postgraduate research students means becoming part of a supportive environment focused on addressing significant societal challenges. A research degree in Law allows you to explore projects aligned with your interests, leading to qualifications that enhance academic and employment opportunities.
Duration of Programs
- PhD: 3 years (full-time) to 6 years (part-time)
- MPhil: 2 years (full-time) to 4 years (part-time)
Research Areas
We welcome applications in various fields, including:
- Common,
Subject Area Information
Law is a multifaceted and dynamic discipline that encompasses a wide range of subjects, each designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of legal principles, systems, and practices. Courses in law are structured to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate and influence the legal landscape effectively.
1. Introduction to Law
2. Constitutional Law
3. Criminal Law
4. Contract Law
5. Tort Law
6. Property Law
7. Administrative Law
8. International Law
9. Family Law
10. Corporate Law
- Analytical Thinking
- Research
- Writing
- Oral Advocacy
- Ethical Judgment
Career
Graduates with a degree in law have a wide array of career opportunities available to them, including roles that involve representing clients, interpreting laws, and conducting legal research.
Attorney
Representing clients in civil and criminal cases, providing legal advice, and drafting legal documents.
Judge
Presiding over court proceedings, interpreting laws, and making legal decisions.
Corporate Counsel
Providing legal advice to businesses, handling corporate transactions, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
Public Defender
Representing indigent defendants in criminal cases.
Prosecutor
Representing the government in criminal cases, pursuing charges against individuals accused of crimes.
Legal Analyst
Conducting legal research and analysis for law firms, corporations, or government agencies.
Human Rights Advocate
Working with non-governmental organizations to promote and protect human rights.
Academia
Teaching and conducting research in law schools and universities.
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