LLM Common Law Theory & Practice

The Common Law Theory and Practice LLM course at Queen Mary University of London provides a unique platform for students to gain an understanding of the common law legal tradition. This course does this by providing a thorough examination of its foundations and application in various areas, and by offering an employment-focused specialization in learning to apply this knowledge practically or in research.Course Content: This one year, full-time course offers a broad introduction to the traditions, institutions, and methods of common law while focusing on how it is applied today in not just England, but common law countries worldwide. The course also covers the importance of legal precedent in the creation of law, providing students with a foundation for understanding how law evolves over time.Key Modules: The course includes modules such as Legal Theory, Comparative Legal Theory, Common Law of Contracts, The Law of Restitution, Legal Research and Writing, European Avant-Garde, and Critical Theory.Future Careers: The strong background provided by this course in the principles of common law can lead to careers in both the legal profession and academia. Graduates can find themselves working for international law firms, government departments, international organizations, NGOs and academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.