The LLM Law at the University of Chester is designed for ambitious legal professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in the complex and interconnected world of international law. You will explore critical areas such as Public and Private International Law, with specialist pathways in International Human Rights and International Business and Commercial Law. This postgraduate degree is ideal if you aim to navigate the intricacies of transnational legal challenges, develop sophisticated legal arguments, and contribute to global justice and commerce. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of international legal frameworks and their practical application.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over one year, comprising six taught modules and a substantial dissertation. Each module offers 200 hours of study, including 30 hours of structured teaching and 170 hours of independent guided learning, covering subjects like Conflict of Laws, Legal Theory, and International Dispute Resolution. You will develop advanced research and analytical skills, culminating in a significant independent research project. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for careers in international organisations, multinational corporations, government bodies, and specialised legal practice.