Law - Research, LLM

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University of Greenwich

Comments about Law - Research, LLM - At the institution - Greenwich - Greater London

• Objectives
  * To develop a critical understanding of legal concepts and methods * To develop further learning and skills centred on legal problems and issues * To consider comparisions with other legal systems
• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements A first degree with honours in law at a minimum of 2.2 (or the equivalent) from a recognised home (UK/EU) or overseas university. If an applicant’s first or main language is not English, an IELTS minimum score of 6.5 or TOEFL minimum score of 575 (paper-based) or 232 (computer based)
• Academic title
  Law - Research, LLM
• Course description
  This degree programme is primarily research-based but also contains two taught components (Research Methods in Law and Foundations for Postgraduate Study and Research).
  
  Regular attendance on campus is required of LLM students to attend classes, present work-in-progress seminars and meet with their supervisors.
  
  LLM by Research is aimed at students completing a dissertation that addresses legal academic or doctrinal work (i.e. substantive or black letter law, or developing a socio-legal perspective).
  
  As a preliminary to applying for the LLM by Research, the student must submit an outline of the proposed research topic of approximately 500 to 1,000 words to the programme leader, who will consider whether the topic is viable for research at LLM level and falls within the area of expertise of members of staff in the Law Department.
  
  The student may be invited to expand on their chosen topic of research at an informal meeting prior to submitting a formal application.
  
  Courses
  
      * Research Methods in Law
      * Foundations for Postgraduate Study and Research
      * Dissertation of 30,000 words on a topic to be chosen by the student with approval from the Law Department
  
  Career Options
  
  Law and legal practice

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