Law
Entry requirements
MPhil/MPhil with possibility of transfer to PhD -first or second class honours degree from UK university, or equivalent overseas degree. PhD -Master's degree from UK university, or equivalent overseas Masters, in a subject appropriate to the proposed research. Applicants not holding these qualifications considered on their merits -professional experience, publications.
Months of entry
September
Course content
The Law School offers places to read for a postgraduate research degree only where it can provide full support to the student and the project. Supervision is the most important element of the programme. Considerable attention is paid to the formulation of a supervisory team that can deliver both subject expertise and research training and development. In addition, all students who do not already have the necessary qualification or its equivalent, take the Postgraduate Certificate in Social Science Research Methods.Department specialisms
Although we particularly encourage applications in the fields of environmental law (including European environmental policy), criminology, criminal justice, civil justice, health law and corporate law, we do also value applications to undertake research degrees in other fields.
Information for international students
Applicants whose first language is not English: IELTS 7 with a minimum of 6.5 in the written element, TOEFL 600, or computer-based TOEFL 250.
Fees and funding
The Law School occasionally advertises bursaries for research students and when these are available application details can be found in the relevant advertisements in the national press.Qualification and course duration
MPhil
PhD
Course contact details
- Name
- Research Administrator
- gsr@ntu.ac.uk
- Phone
- +44 (0)115 848 8123