The University of Kent's LLM, PDip Law (Law and Health) is designed for those seeking to critically engage with the complex legal and ethical dimensions of health. This postgraduate programme delves into the interplay between health, law, and regulation, exploring the political, social, and institutional factors that shape healthcare policy. You will gain a deep understanding of health law's broad principles and its intricate connections to global inequalities, making it ideal for law graduates and professionals from medicine, allied disciplines, or other fields with a keen interest in this vital area.
This full-time, one-year Master's degree is studied on campus, offering a blend of compulsory and optional modules that allow you to tailor your specialisation. You will engage in rigorous legal research and writing, and have the opportunity to undertake a significant dissertation. The curriculum covers diverse areas such as Intellectual Property, International Human Rights Law, Healthcare Law and Ethics, and Global Health Law. You will graduate prepared for advanced roles in the legal, health, public, government, and voluntary sectors, equipped with critical analytical skills and specialized knowledge in health law.