PhD Law
Course overview
The PhD in Law at Brunel Law School is a programme that focuses on research. The Research areas are divided, including private and public law, using doctrinal, theoretical, critical, contextual, and comparative methods. It is a full-time course that can be studied for up to 3 years or part-time for over 6 years.
The Graduate School offers students excellent support such as workshops and training for professional development. Students will have unlimited access to the university library, 7 days a week, and digital literacy and research training.
Entry requirements
Candidates need to submit a 3000-word research statement, an academic transcript, and a relevant academic or employer reference, and they will be invited for an interview.
Grade Requirements:
- Candidates need a first-class or a second-class upper honours degree and a Master's degree in Law or a related subject.
- A different degree will be considered if the candidate has relevant work experience.
English Proficiency:
- Applicants need to score at least 7.0 overall in the IELTS test, with no component below 6.0.
- Other English language test scores, such as PTE Academic and TOEFL IBT, are accepted, amongst others.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the PhD Law programme from Brunel University London can become:
- Law Professor/Lecturer
- Legal Consultant
- Policy Analyst
- Arbitrator/Mediator
- Compliance Officer
Cost of study
The international students’ tuition fee for the PhD Law programme at Brunel University London is £22,320.
Admission
Admission to the PhD Law programme is made directly through the university’s online application portal. If you need further assistance, we at AHZ can assist you with your application process.
Ready to start?
Book a free consultation and we'll map your fastest route to your place.