The MA by Research Law at the University of Exeter offers you a distinctive opportunity to undertake in-depth, independent legal research at a postgraduate level. You will engage with a vibrant academic community, contributing to the Law School's esteemed research culture through workshops and presentations. This programme is ideal if you possess a strong academic background in law and are eager to explore specific legal questions, whether in areas like family law and policy, legal history, European law, international law, or commercial law. You will develop advanced research methodologies and critical analysis skills, preparing you for further academic study or specialised legal careers.
This full-time, on-campus Master's degree is typically completed over two years. Your studies will be guided by a dedicated supervisor whose expertise aligns with your chosen research area, ensuring focused and informed academic development. You will benefit from opportunities to present your work at school events and potentially hear from eminent scholars, honing your presentation and communication abilities. You will graduate with a substantial piece of original legal scholarship, demonstrating your capacity for independent thought and rigorous research, well-prepared for doctoral studies or roles requiring advanced legal expertise.