Laws

Introduction:

The University of London is a well-known and reputable university in the United Kingdom. The University started providing external programmes for various levels of studies in law such as Diploma in Law, LLB degree and LLM degree since 1858. The University of London provides good opportunities for graduates who want to specialise in particular areas of law and achieve a Master degree in Law (LLM). It also offers graduate students the means of improving their knowledge, practical skills and experience in major areas of law to which they have been introduced in LLB degrees. Studying the LLM degree makes it possible for students to progress and build up their careers as solicitors, lawyers and legal advisers for their chosen business as well as other sectors such as insurance and shipping.

Subjects:

Group 1

- Criminology and Criminal Justice - Theoretical criminology - Sentencing and the criminal process - Juvenile justice

Group 1V

- Commercial and Corporate Law - Company Law - Insurance Law

LLM (Master of Law)

- Marine Insurance - Carriage of goods by sea - International tax law - Commercial arbitration - The European internal market

Group V1

- Maritime Law - Marine insurance - Carriage of goods by sea - Admiralty Law - Commercial arbitration

Group 1X

- Labour Law - Company Law - Individual employment law - Compensation and the law

Awarding Body: University of London

Entry dates:- Jan - Sept