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Master of Laws (LLM)

A foundational legal programme for students seeking to advance their academic legal qualifications.

Best for:Best for graduates with a bachelor’s degree in law or related fields seeking to deepen their legal expertise and prepare for professional legal qualifications.

Queen's University Belfast · Belfast, Ireland
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Legal educationFoundational legal studiesProfessional legal qualificationsAcademic legal research
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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Funding
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2 years (Full-time) / 4 years (Part-time)
Start date
Flexible (depends on programme intake)
Location
Belfast
Ireland

Overview

This Master of Laws (LLM) programme at Queen’s University Belfast offers students from diverse academic backgrounds the opportunity to study core legal modules essential for professional legal qualifications. The curriculum covers foundational subjects typically required for further legal studies, providing a strong academic foundation. Ideal for those aiming to specialise in law or pursue legal careers, the programme is designed to equip students with critical legal knowledge and analytical skills. It is particularly suited for graduates who wish to transition into legal practice or academic research in law. The programme is currently under review, with updated details expected by the end of February 2026.

LLM programmeLegal educationProfessional legal qualificationsAcademic legal researchLaw foundation coursesPostgraduate law studies

What you'll do

  • Study foundational legal modules essential for professional legal qualifications.
  • Develop critical legal analysis and research skills.
  • Engage with core legal subjects required for further legal practice.
  • Participate in academic discussions and legal research projects.
  • Prepare for advanced legal studies or professional legal careers.

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in Law or a related discipline, or equivalent qualification.

Degree offered: Master of Laws (LLM)

Language: English proficiency (if applicable, though not explicitly stated in the source).

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong academic background in law or related fields.
  • Ability to engage in critical legal analysis and research.
Nice to have
Prior experience in legal research or practice.Familiarity with legal case studies and academic literature.
Eligibility
  • Open to graduates from diverse academic backgrounds.
  • No specific nationality or residency restrictions mentioned.

Funding & terms

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How to apply

Applicants should follow the application instructions provided on Queen’s University Belfast’s postgraduate application page. The process typically involves submitting an online application form, academic transcripts, and a personal statement. Further details will be available by the end of February 2026.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Personal statement
  • CV or curriculum vitae
  • Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
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Queen's University Belfast
Ireland
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