This is for you if... you want expertise in the law which governs relations between states, international organisations, corporations and individuals on a worldwide scale., Two dedicated law careers tutors are on hand to discuss career options, upcoming opportunities and give advice about different firms. We host a wide range of external speakers every year, representing the whole legal profession. You get the chance to develop your legal skills during the course:

• The Legal Advice Clinic allows you to advise non-law students on legal issues (with support from academics and local solicitors).
• The 'LEGAL WEEK' is an informal student-staff discussion group, which runs every two weeks and contemporary issues with legal implications are discussed. 'LEGAL WEEK' allows interaction, fruitful exchange of ideas and improves current awareness.
• Your professional competencies can be enhanced by getting involved with the debating, client interviewing, negotiating and mooting activities, organised by the Student Law Society.
Our Careers and Employability Service is here to support you, with advice on interviews, CVs, work experience, volunteering and more. From Freshers' Week to Graduation and beyond, they are here to help you reach your professional goals., Elizabeth gets involved with real cases through the University's Pro Bono Society. Our LLM courses are taught by leading academics in small seminar groups, with a focus on enriching class debate and scholarly thought, and on developing excellence in legal research. Our LLM students are invited in the meetings of the Research Clusters of Leicester Law School, which enables you to participate in the School's research activities and familiarise yourself with academic debates. Our dedicated law reference library is a traditional wood-panelled room with quiet study spaces and additional copies of the main law reports, statutes and journals. This course offers a wide range of extra-curriculum activities designed to enhance your skills and employability, such as the prestigious VIS Moot competition in Vienna, which is an excellent venue for networking.Teaching and learning You will be taught mainly through interactive seminars where you will test your understanding by engaging in critical discussion of the topics with your fellow students. Before each seminar you will research the answers to a set of questions and come prepared to discuss your ideas and findings. Most modules are assessed by a research paper and for many of these you have the opportunity to choose your own research focus. You will be required to complete a dissertation on a subject of your own choice.

A good second class degree or an equivalent degree in an appropriate discipline. Relevant professional experience post-graduation is given due credit in considering entry requirements.English Language Requirements IELTS 6.5 or equivalent, with 6.0 in writing and nothing less than 5.5. If your first language is not English, you may need to provide evidence of your English language ability. If you do not yet meet our requirements, our English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) offers a range of courses to help you to improve your English to the necessary standard.

Starting in September 2025
• LLM: £10,950
If you are resident outside the UK and the Republic of Ireland, you will need to pay a deposit of £3,000 to secure your place. This will be subtracted from your total tuition fee. Find out more about scholarships and funding., Starting in September 2025
• LLM: £18,950
You will need to pay a deposit of £3,000 to secure your place. This will be subtracted from your total tuition fee. Find out more about scholarships and funding.