International and European Law
Master
In Lincoln
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Lincoln
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Duration
1 Year
Suitable for: Those who wish to enhance their knowledge of International and European Law and gain a further academic qualification.
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About this course
Possession of a good honours degree, the conferment of which included a substantial study of law.
In exceptional circumstances students may be admitted to the programme where they can produce evidence, based on undergraduate study (or its equivalent) that they have been adequately prepared for the International and European law learning outcomes of the award.
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Course programme
LL.M International and European Law
Full-Time Programme
The programme is intended to provide an opportunity for students to pursue postgraduate educational opportunities which are of contemporary relevance -through an in-depth evaluation of International and European legal rules and processes. It will provide a challenging academic experience for students interested in postgraduate study of law and in addition will provide specialist education for those wishing to progress to further professional legal training
Key Features
The LLM programme in International and European Law is distinctive as it includes the investigation and evaluation of contemporary issues such as the development of legislation to protect the human rights of individuals and groups. It is an opportunity to gain an insight into the operation and development of the body of international law which has come to form the basis of action in the enlarging European Union. It has been designed to provide students with an understanding of the economic, social and political contexts in which law is made.
At the postgraduate diploma stage students have the opportunity to choose from a list of electives. (Other electives offered within the LLM. In European Law programme may be taken by a student who is suitably qualified, following discussion with the programme leader).
International and European Law