University Norman Palmer Partial Scholarship
Level: Master
Tuition: Partial coverage
Deadline: May 3, 2027
Duration max: 24  months

Norman Palmer was the academic principal of the Institute of Art and Law, under the auspices of which he provided countless hours of instruction to hundreds of students. His wisdom and intellectual curiosity produced a number of leading publications, including Palmer on Bailment, Art Loans and Museums and the Holocaust, as well as dozens of articles in the area of art and cultural property law. As a barrister, he specialized in the fields of cultural objects, personal property, commercial law and dispute resolution, including the mediation of disputes over cultural objects. His clients included governments, local authorities, cultural institutions, religious bodies, indigenous communities, museum curators, art collectors, art dealers, transporters and insurers. His knowledge and understanding of the field as well as his enthusiasm for it, were unparalleled, and the new LLM programme in Art, Business and Law, which launched in September 2017 is his legacy to Queen Mary.

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1/3 off tuition fees

Applicants must meet all of the following eligibility criteria You must have a conditional or unconditional offer for the Art, Business and the Law LLM (please note that this is a specific programme of study, it does not apply to those who are applying for any of the other LLM programmes)You must be a full time studentYou can have either a UK or International fees statusYou must have made and application for the LLM Art Business and Law programme by 6 April 2021You must not be in receipt of funding from another source

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