LLM (Applied) at Teesside University

The LLM (Applied) is a full-time Master of Laws at Teesside University Law School that develops expertise in legal principles and contemporary issues, with a focus on human rights. It includes a work-experience module that you arrange with support from the course team.

Faculty: Law  |  Duration: 2 years full-time  |  Intake: January or September  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Middlesbrough, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Core modules are Advanced Issues in Law (Domestic and Global), Applied/Advanced Practice in Social Sciences, Humanities and Law, Law, Rights and Society, Legal Research for Postgraduate Writing and the LLM Dissertation, plus one optional module such as Human Rights in Criminal Law and Criminal Evidence, Investigation of Organised Crime or Law Clinic.

Career pathways

Graduates have found work in teaching, management, human resources, the media, criminal justice agencies, pressure groups, the civil service, politics, business, immigration, public policy, healthcare, data protection and citizens' advice.

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