Master of Laws in Law (LLM)

The Online (LLM) Master of Laws in Law from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is a one-year top-up program designed for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of both domestic and international law. This fully online course enhances critical analytical and research skills through a comprehensive curriculum that includes modules such as International Trade Law, Commercial Trust Law, Industrial and Intellectual Property Law, Law of Financial Crimes, and Company Law. The program is structured into two stages, with the first stage focusing on various legal disciplines and the second stage culminating in a dissertation. The course is assessed entirely through assignments, eliminating the need for exams, making it ideal for working professionals. With no standardized tests required for admission, this program is accessible to a wide range of applicants, including those with relevant work experience. Students can complete the program in 12 months, with intakes available in January and September.