The Master of Laws (LLM) in Healthcare Regulation at The University of Law is a postgraduate degree designed for both law and non-law graduates seeking to deepen their academic legal expertise. This internationally recognised Master’s course addresses the critical need for specialised knowledge in the complex and evolving healthcare sector, equipping you with the skills to navigate its legal and ethical landscapes. You will explore key areas such as medical law, legal ethics, and mental health law, preparing you for impactful roles within the healthcare industry and medico-legal fields.
This full-time, on-campus LLM is studied over one year, with Terms 1 and 2 dedicated to core modules and elective choices, including specialist subjects like Legal Ethics and Mental Health Law. Term 3 is focused on your dissertation in Healthcare Regulation, supported by research methods training. You will graduate with advanced analytical and research skills, opening pathways to careers in clinical governance, healthcare management, policy advising, and specialised legal practice, preparing you for significant contributions to healthcare regulation and practice.