LLM Law
Course overview
The LLM Law degree at the University of Portsmouth is designed for those seeking specialisation in the legal field or to increase their existing knowledge. During the programme, students can focus on areas such as Intellectual Property, Information Law, International Commercial Law, or International Dispute Resolution.
Students are to attend campus two to three days each week in combination with online learning and physical learning sessions, while assessments include coursework, reports, essays, written projects and examinations.
Entry requirements
Applicants are to provide a personal statement explaining their motivations for choosing the course and other relevant academic details. A teacher or employer reference is also necessary. Applicants can also include their CVs with their submission to show relevant professional experience.
Grade Requirements:
- Applicants should hold at least a second-class honours undergraduate degree, or an equivalent qualification, in any academic field.
- Applicants with sufficient work experience in the legal field will also be considered.
English Proficiency:
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Applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds need an overall score of 6.5 in the IELTS examination, with a minimum of 5.5 in each section.
Scholarships
Chevening Scholarship
GREAT Scholarships
The scholarship programme offers financial support of a minimum of £10,000 to students pursuing one-year postgraduate study in the UK.
Up to £10,000
Career opportunities
Graduates of the LLM Law from the University of Portsmouth can become:
- Legal professionals
- Legal researchers
- Academic experts
- Policy advisors
- Compliance officers
- Consultants
Cost of study
For international students, the annual tuition fee for the LLM International Law at the University of Portsmouth is £17,900.
Admission
Interested applicants can apply directly to the University or reach out to AHZ-trained counsellors for assistance.
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