PGDip LLM Master of Laws at Oxford Brookes University

Programme overview

On our LLM Law course, you’ll develop an advanced understanding of the legal frameworks that underpin our world order today through our pathways: You’ll learn how to leverage laws to drive positive change across global communities.

Faculty: Oxford Brookes Law School | Duration: PGDip: 9 months; part-time: PGDip: 18 months | Study mode: full-time | Intake: September 2026 / January 2027 | Location: Oxford, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

You’ll choose the pathway you want to study; building and advancing your legal knowledge and skills in that legal sphere. Across your LLM course, you’ll develop a unique understanding of international law, human rights, international economic law, and business law.

Career pathways

Graduates from the LLM progress to an impressive range of careers. Many of our graduates are now policymakers, human rights activists, judges, and commercial lawyers.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Students will normally be required to have (or to be expecting) a good honours degree (2.2), or an equivalent degree awarded by a university outside the United Kingdom. The degree may be in Law or in a related discipline. We welcome applications from both non-Law graduates and work experience-based candidates. Students new to the academic study of law will be advised to read a number of recommended texts by way of induction before they begin the course. Students are also encouraged to attend the induction sessions provided in the week prior to the beginning of the course. An IELTS minimum score of 6.5 (with 6.0 in reading and writing) is required.

Domestic applicants: GBP 8,350 a year (2026/27). First-year full-time tuition fee as listed on the course page Source

Intake: September 2026 / January 2027

Duration: PGDip: 9 months; part-time: PGDip: 18 months

Apply through the official page: https://www.brookes.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/llm#apply

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