Master of Laws (LLM)

Entry requirements

The entry requirements to study the Master of Laws (LLM) at BPP University Law School are as follows:

• Law degree (including criminology and criminal justice studies)(minimum 2.2); or
• A degree with some legal/regulatory content and relevance to the programme (minimum 2.2); or
• Non-law degree (minimum 2.2) and a pass in the GDL or CPE; or
• Non-law degree (minimum 2.2) and appropriate/relevant professional experience; or
• Non-graduates with appropriate professional experience will also be considered

If you do not meet the entry requirements but have other qualifications or work experience, please contact us and we can review your options.

English language requirements

If English is not your first language and you do not hold an honours degree that was delivered in English, you will be required to provide certified proof of ability in written and spoken English to at least, IELTS 6.5 or equivalent, in addition to the above entry requirements.

Months of entry

January, May, September

Course content

Choosing to study a Master of Laws (LLM) could give you an advantage in an increasingly competitive market, by providing you with practical and relevant knowledge of the key issues in a specialised area of law.

Our Master of Laws (LLM) offers a wide range of specialist areas to help you develop your legal skills and knowledge.

Select from our specialist legal electives to build your own LLM:

• LLM Chinese Investment and Business Law
• LLM Commercial Law
• LLM Comparative Commercial Law
• LLM Financial Regulation and Compliance
• LLM International Business Law
• LLM Islamic Finance and Business Law
• LLM The Law Relating to Fraud and Financial Crime
• LLM Trans-National Criminal Justice