Kingston University London - General Law LLM

Kingston University London

General Law LLM

This is a General LLM. The core module is Research and Dissertation, and there is a wide range of elective modules to choose from.

This flexible programme of study offers modules which are relevant to the current legal environment. You will learn how to apply the law successfully to complex situations, as well as develop research and investigative skills, and a critical and research-oriented approach to a range of chosen legal areas.

The Department of Law has a team of highly skilled academics, some of whom combine teaching with legal practice. This helps to ensure that the courses are constantly refreshed with the latest industry thinking and practice, and provides you with the opportunity to mix with people who can provide hands-on experience and insight into their area of legal work.

Reasons to choose Kingston University

  • The academic team includes National Teaching Award winners, fellows from the Higher Education Academy, and staff who combine teaching with legal practice, research and scholarship.
  • Studies are enhanced by legal events and guest lectures, covering legal aspects of areas such as technology, employment, and climate change.
  • This course has a strong focus on employability, equipping students with the specialist knowledge and expertise to succeed in the legal profession, as well as other careers and professions.

Entry Requirements

  • An honours degree in law (usually a 2:2 degree or above).
  • IELTS of 6.5 overall with no element below 6.0.

Course Details

The General Law LLM allows you to tailor your programme to your interests and career goals, with no named specialisation. Students will:

  • undertake a core dissertation in an area of their choice, subject to the availability of an appropriate supervisor
  • choose four modules from a range of any of the optional modules. This ensures your degree is transferable to any career path upon completion

Year 1

Core module
Legal Research and Dissertation
Elective modules (choose 4)
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Arbitration
Company Law
Employment Law
Evidence and Arbitral Awards
Law of International Trade
Energy and Climate Change Law
Labour Law in the Global Economy

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