Postgraduate

In Bangor

£ 11,750 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    Bangor (Wales)

  • Start date

    September

For the non specialist student, the Law School offers a general LLM which permits the students to pick and mix modules from the specialist schemes. The general LLM consists of a compulsory module in Legal Research Methods plus taught modules, selected from the list below. The dissertation could be on any legal topic subject to approval of the Law School.

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Location

Start date

Bangor (Gwynedd)
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LL57 2DG

Start date

SeptemberEnrolment now open

About this course





We accept applications from graduates of LLB and other disciplines. For LLB graduates, we normally require a minimum of a lower second class degree from an approved University. Applications will be considered on a case by case basis for students with degrees in other subjects. Alternatively, possession of a suitable professional qualification or relevant practical experience may be accepted.

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Subjects

  • Welsh
  • IT Law
  • Employment Law
  • IT
  • Teaching
  • LLM
  • International
  • Law
  • School
  • International Environmental Law
  • Competition Law
  • Industrial Property Law
  • World Trade Law
  • Welsh Public Law
  • Law of Devolution in Wales and Europe
  • Intellectual Property Law

Course programme

Teaching on the LLM course will mostly be seminar based which will promote group and individual interaction, which also ensures that every individual student is encouraged to contribute to discussions. Seminar based teaching enables lecturers and students to discuss issues and investigate topics in greater depth, and develops critical thinking and solution based learning skills in students; whilst also allowing the course teachers to monitor closely each individual’s progress. Emphasis will be placed on the use of virtual learning through the mechanism of the Blackboard computer assisted learning system and databases such as Westlaw and LexisNexis. Throughout all modules, comparative elements with other legal systems will be emphasised. Teaching will be in English; however, according to the University’s Welsh language policy, students who so wish may be examined and present essays, coursework and dissertations through the medium of Welsh. Compulsory modules: Legal Research Methods (Exemptions from this module may be granted if a student has achieved the learning outcomes in another way, e.g. already having done and LLM or LLB with a research or dissertation element. Requests for exemption should be made to the Director of Postgraduate Studies.) Optional modules: Any five modules offered by the Law School up to the value of 100 credits may be undertaken subject to approval and timetabling. Up to 20 credits may be taken from the list of modules offered by Bangor Business School, Bangor School of Social Sciences and Welsh Institute of Social and Cultural Affairs subject to approval of both schools and timetabling. Welsh Public Law The Legal Regulation of Health And Social Care in England and Wales Law of Devolution in Wales and Europe World Trade Law Intellectual Property Law Industrial Property Law Competition Law International Banking Law and Capital Markets International Corporate Finance and Merger Regulation Law Comparative Corporate Governance Employment Law International Financial Instruments Law International Environmental La International Taxation Law European Union Internal Market Law International Insurance Law International Commercial Arbitration Law Bilingualism in Wales and Other European Countries

Law LLM

£ 11,750 VAT inc.