Master of Laws [L.L.M] [Law And Society] From Keele University

The LLM embeds rigorous training in innovative methods, the acquisition of transferable skills, and genuine interdisciplinarity. It combines a set of foundational core modules in law and society with a flexible choice of electives. The course is particularly attractive to emergent researchers who desire to pursue an intensive programme of study in law and society.

The programme provides an approach to legal studies that is innovative in the UK context.Ê It focuses on the wide range of research addressing the relation between law and its social, political, economic and cultural contexts, from empirical studies of the workings of law to cultural studies of law. The course will enable students to think critically about the wide range of research methods and approaches that are used by those interested in Law & Society.

Postgraduate students will find a range of support structures, including: research training; accessible staff supervisors; good library resources; access to postgraduate study rooms; and access to IT and legal research tools.

Students on the LLM will be taught by leading researchers in Law and Society. Keele hosts a wide range of seminars, workshops, lectures and visiting fellowships. Most of these activities are available without charge to Keele postgraduates.