University of Lancashire

Course overview

The LLM Law at the University of  Lancashire is a flexible programme built for both law graduates and those coming from different academic backgrounds. Whether you want to broaden your general legal knowledge or focus on a specific area, this course offers the right balance of academic depth and practical use for your career.

 

When studying the LLM Law in the University of  Lancashire, you can choose to focus on special topics like Energy Law, Business Law, or International Security. The classes are held in the late afternoon and evening, so you can still work a job while you study. You will spend a lot of time doing your own research using the university's great library and online tools. This course is perfect for serious students who need a flexible schedule.

Entry requirements

As part of your application, you will need to provide your official academic transcripts and an up-to-date CV. You also need to write a personal statement that explains your interest in the course and provide two reference letters from people who can speak about your academic or professional background.

 

Grade Requirements: 

 

  • To apply for the LLM in the University of Central Lancashire, you should have a Bachelor’s degree with at least a Lower Second Class grade.

 

English Proficiency: 

 

  • International students are required to demonstrate proficiency in English by obtaining an IELTS overall score of at least 6.5 or an equivalent.

Scholarships

  • Alumni Loyalty Discount

    20% reduction in tuition fee.

    Up to 20% of fees
  • Chevening - UK Government Scholarship

  • Rice-Jones Charitable Trust Postgraduate Law Scholarship

Career opportunities

Graduates of the LLM Law from the University of Lancashire (Cyprus) can pursue career opportunities in roles such as the following: 

 

  • Corporate Lawyer

  • International Lawyer

  • Legal Consultant

  • Legal Educator

  • University Lecturer/Professor 

Cost of study

The tuition fees for the LLM Law at the University of  Lancashire are £10,500. However, there is currently a Cyprus Bursary available that provides a £1,000 discount, bringing the total fee down to £9,500. 

Admission

Applications for this course can be made directly to the university using its online application platform. For more information about this process, feel free to reach out to any of our trained counsellors at AHZ.

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