Laws

The Master of Laws (LLM) provides law and non-law graduates with a flexible postgraduate opportunity to develop high level, integrated and contemporary knowledge in a couple of areas of legal study. The LLM is a more complex level with significant consideration of relevant international, professional and transdisciplinary areas of regulations that'll enhance student livelihood expertise and prospects. The program develops advanced legal research and writing skills and enhances the capability of students to critically evaluate complex legal issues within an international context. All students will get the chance to use their legal expertise and skills by conducting individual research and also by engaging in analytical studies on psychiatric subjects at the student's areas of interest.

The Master of Laws (LLM) is available to pupils with or with a law degree. Different entrance pathways, based on recognition of prior learning, employ to law and non-law graduates. Course duration is normally one year to get the 80 credit point route, one and a half a year for a 120 credit point walkway and 2 years for a 160 credit point route.