Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: LLM One year FT, two years or four years PT
Prepare yourself for the future of international dispute resolution in a global economy
A thorough knowledge of national laws and procedures is no longer sufficient to competently counsel clients in the globalised world of the 21st Century.
As technology, trade and transportation have reduced the significance of borders, trans-frontier activity has become part of our daily routine. International and European law have developed dynamically to catch up with this quickly changing world and to regulate cross-border activities that national law can rarely govern efficiently.
The international dispute resolution LLM, prepares you for a career in the challenging and exciting field of international dispute resolution. It provides you with a solid foundation in all relevant areas including both private and public international means of dispute resolution and allows them to specialize in the fields of their choice.
The faculty combines both King’s award-winning academics and some of the world’s leading practitioners.
Minimum requirements to be considered for the LLM:
2:1 degree (or equivalent international qualification) in law (or a degree with at least 70% law content).
Exceptionally, you may be considered where a comparable academic level has been achieved through other graduate studies (such as a Graduate Diploma in Law) and where work or experience (at least three years legal work experience) has made you a suitable candidate for the LLM.
NOTE: Meeting the minimum requirements for your application to be considered does not guarantee an offer. Applications for this programme are competitive.
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/fees-and-funding/tuition-fees
Required Modules
You will have to take one of the following writing projects:
In order to meet the 180 credit requirement, students must select at least 120-140 credits from a range of optional modules. Students who wish to specialise within a certain pathway must ensure that at least 120 credits are taken within that pathway.
Examples of modules available in the LLM on International Dispute Resolution:
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