LLM Master of Laws

The Master of Laws (LLM Law) course at Brunel University in London is a postgraduate degree program designed for both law and non-law graduates who are interested in gaining an advanced legal knowledge in a specific area of law. Offering a selection of modern modules that reflect the rapidly evolving global legal landscape, these enable students to focus on their areas of interest and enhance their legal skills. Course Content: The LLM Law course covers in-depth specialisms such as International Law, Intellectual Property Law, Business Law and more. Students can choose either a traditional academic route or focus on commercial aspects of law. From theoretical concepts to practical applications, the course places a strong emphasis on research, analytical skills and the practical application of law.Key Modules: This course offers a flexible choice across all areas of the law such as International and Comparative Corporate Law, International and Comparative Intellectual Property Law, International Energy Law and Regulation, International Commercial Arbitration and Mediation and more.Accreditations: The LLM Law at Brunel is recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board (BSB), enabling students to enrol in law conversion courses.Future Careers: Graduates with a Master of Laws (LLM Law) from Brunel go on to have successful legal careers in diverse areas. The skills and knowledge gained can be applied in various positions such as solicitors, barristers, company secretaries, financial advisers, human rights workers and more.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.