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  • DeadlineStudy Details: 1 to 2 years (part-time) (maximum 4 years)

Masters Degree Description

The course provides a firm basis for specialism for rural professionals such as chartered surveyors, solicitors, accountants and rural business consultants.

The PgC can be studied as an introduction to agricultural law, or as Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for those with experience. The modules earn CPD points for solicitors and other professionals.

Entry Requirements

Completion of a PgC in Agricultural Law will give students a valuable specialism allowing them to more closely understand and address clients’ needs in the rural environment. The specialist options in Planning, Taxation and Land Law are underpinned by the development of post-graduate level study skills and a more general introduction to law in the Machinery of Government module. The course will aid students' effectiveness in the workplace, or in further studies, in developing their skills in accessing and preparing legal materials and in solving legal problems.

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Fees

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Programme Funding

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Student Destinations

Completion of a PgC in Agricultural Law will give students a valuable specialism allowing them to more closely understand and address clients’ needs in the rural environment. The specialist options in Planning, Taxation and Land Law are underpinned by the development of post-graduate level study skills and a more general introduction to law in the Machinery of Government module. The course will aid students' effectiveness in the workplace, or in further studies, in developing their skills in accessing and preparing legal materials and in solving legal problems.

Module Details

Research and Information Skills (REALM and Business)Research and Information Skills (REALM and Business)
Agricultural Tenancies

Optional modules

Rural Estate Taxation and Planning
Planning Law and Policy
Land Tenure Systems
Agriculture for the Land and Business Professional
Estate Management Law

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