The Master of Laws (LLM) in Construction Law at The University of Law is designed for ambitious law and non-law graduates seeking to deepen their expertise in this critical and complex field. You will explore the intricate legal frameworks that govern construction projects, developing a sophisticated understanding of dispute resolution, contract management, and risk assessment. This postgraduate degree is ideal if you aim to enhance your career prospects within the construction industry, focusing on specialist legal roles or business ownership, and is delivered by a leading institution renowned for its legal education.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over one year, with terms structured to build your knowledge progressively. You will engage with core Construction Law modules and undertake essential research methods training to prepare for your dissertation. Following this, you will select elective modules such as International Commercial Law or Maritime Law, tailoring your studies to your specific interests. You will graduate with advanced analytical skills and specialised knowledge, ready to pursue careers as a legal specialist, business owner, or in related maritime and shipping governance roles.