The Health Law LLM at the University of Leicester offers a comprehensive exploration of the intricate legal and ethical issues at the intersection of health and society. You will delve into critical questions surrounding healthcare provision, human rights, and health inequalities, preparing you to address complex challenges in this vital field. This postgraduate degree is designed for individuals with legal or healthcare backgrounds seeking to deepen their understanding of health law, bioethics, and related policy areas. You will engage with topical debates and gain insights from leading researchers in health law and human rights.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over one year, providing an intensive and immersive learning experience. Your studies will include core modules on Health Law, Human Rights and Health Care Law, and Health Inequalities, alongside a compulsory Research Topic in Health Law. You will have the flexibility to choose optional modules such as Mental Health Law, Bioethics, Advanced Clinical Negligence, or Health in the Workplace, tailoring the LLM to your specific interests. You will develop essential research skills, culminating in a significant dissertation, preparing you for advanced roles in health policy, legal practice, or healthcare management.