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The Master of Laws degree commonly known as the LL.M., is an advanced graduate law degree. Candidates often already hold a first degree in law and are interested in furthering their studies of the law. Obtaining an LL.M. possesses a number of distinct advantages.
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i-LLM LPC - Part-time
The i-LLM LPC Part-time course supports those who have a law degree or GDL and wish to train as a solicitor via our supported online learning option. According to our latest a ...
LLM Master of Law (General) - Full-time
Our LLMs from our new Master's in Law suite of programmes are designed for law graduates who want to explore the practical application of a particular, specialist area of the ...
Master of Laws (LLM) in International Construction Law
Academic study with a strong practical dimension, including input from high profile construction law practitioners. Learn about Contract Law, Dispute Resolution, Procurement a ...
Law, Banking and Finance LLM
The LLM in Law, Banking, and Finance at Dundee offers an innovative blend of professional and theoretical training to prepare students for careers in the financial sector. The ...
LLM in International Banking and Finance Law
This is a distinctive programme that provides a comprehensive postgraduate study package in the area of banking and finance law.
Master en Droit Bancaire et Financier Européen (LL.M.)
The Master en Droit Bancaire et Financier Européen (LL.M.) is one of the premier programs in this field offered in continental Europe. The investment funds law option in the s ...
Master of law
FernUni Schweiz
The Master's Program provides an in-depth scientific education of advanced law, as well as its disciplines and applications: international law, criminal law, criminology, lega ...
Postgraduate in law (llm) - remotely
The program aims at specializing in two specific areas of the subject of legal science: a) European Business Law; and b) Human Rights and Social Justice, both theoretical and ...