The LLM, PDip Law (Law and Society) at the University of Kent offers you a unique opportunity to explore the intricate relationship between law and societal structures. This postgraduate degree is designed for individuals keen to understand how legal frameworks shape and are shaped by social, political, and economic forces, particularly in areas like international human rights, global environmental law, and critical international migration. You will delve into interdisciplinary perspectives, questioning the law's role in fostering or hindering social justice on a global scale, making it ideal for those seeking a sophisticated understanding of contemporary legal and social policy issues.
This full-time, one-year Masters degree is delivered on campus, providing an immersive learning experience. You will engage with compulsory modules such as Legal Research and Writing Skills and undertake a significant Dissertation in Law, allowing you to pursue in-depth research in an area of your choice. The curriculum also offers a wide array of optional modules, including Intellectual Property, International Trade Law, and Privacy and Data Protection Law, enabling you to tailor your studies. You will graduate with advanced research and data analysis skills, preparing you for careers in international organisations, policy, non-governmental organisations, or further academic study at PhD level.