The LLM Construction Law at the University of Strathclyde is your gateway to mastering the complex legal landscape of the construction industry. This postgraduate degree is ideal for both legal professionals seeking to specialise and construction professionals aiming to deepen their understanding of contractual obligations, risk allocation, and dispute resolution. You will explore critical areas such as health and safety law, public procurement, environmental law, and the intricacies of private finance initiatives, gaining essential knowledge to navigate major construction projects from inception to completion.
You will study this Masters Degree on campus full-time over one year, engaging with compulsory classes like 'Law & Practice of Construction Management' and 'Construction Dispute Resolution'. The curriculum delves into arbitration, adjudication, and alternative dispute resolution techniques, preparing you for real-world challenges. Your learning will culminate in a substantial dissertation, an extended project of enquiry into an area of your choice, guided by world-leading experts. You will graduate with the specialised expertise required for roles in construction law, project management, and contract administration.