The Master of Laws (LLM) at the University of Exeter is designed for ambitious legal professionals and graduates seeking to deepen their expertise in a rapidly evolving global legal landscape. You will explore contemporary legal issues, from international human rights law and international commercial law to the complex interplay of law, policy, and ethics in areas like AI regulation and data protection. This postgraduate degree offers a flexible pathway to specialise in subjects that align with your career aspirations, providing a critical understanding of diverse legal systems and their practical application.
This full-time, on-campus LLM programme is structured over one year, allowing you to immerse yourself in your chosen field. You will engage with compulsory modules, including a substantial dissertation, and select 120 credits of optional modules from a wide range offered each term, potentially including cross-disciplinary study. You will develop advanced research and analytical skills, working alongside leading academics and a diverse international cohort. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for advanced legal practice, policy roles, or further doctoral research in specialised areas of law.