University of Chester · Wheeler, England
Applies to applicants from: Pakistan · Sri Lanka · Bangladesh · and Ghana.
The University of Chester has temporarily paused recruitment for the January and May 2027 intakes for applicants from Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Ghana.
The LLM Law develops advanced knowledge of public and private international law, with particular focus on human rights, international business and commercial law. Students explore legal and regulatory frameworks across different jurisdictions and can develop specialist knowledge through a range of law modules. The course combines academic theory with practical relevance, research skills and professional development, with opportunities including pro bono activities, legal advice and community law projects.
The details on this page have not yet been checked against the official course page by our team. Fees, intakes and requirements can change, so always confirm them on the official course page before you apply.
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Only the tests listed here are shown as accepted for this course.
• Normally a 2:2 honours degree in a relevant discipline or equivalent qualification. • Relevant subjects include: • Law • Business • Finance • Political Science • Sociology • Philosophy • English • Applications from candidates with non-standard qualifications may also be considered. • Relevant work experience may be taken into consideration. • International applicants normally need a Bachelor's degree or equivalent meeting UK postgraduate standards. Pakistan – general postgraduate equivalencies: • 4-year BSc/BEng: 55% or GPA 2.2/4.0+ • 5-year LLB (Hons): 55% or GPA 2.2/4.0+ • 4-year BA/BBA: 65% or GPA 2.4/4.0+ • MBBS/DPharm/DPT/Dentistry/Veterinary: 50%+ • Master's after a 4-year Bachelor's: 55%+
PG: Up to £2,250 £1,250 confirmed tuition fee discount Additional £1,000 Merit Scholarship for students with 65% or above UG: Up to £1,000 Merit Scholarship 75% required for Science subjects 80% required for Humanities subjects
The current LLM Law structure is 180 credits: 1. Developing and Managing Research — 20 credits 2. Legal Theory and the Common Law — 20 credits 3. International Human Rights Law — 20 credits 4. International Business and Commercial Law — 20 credits 5. Public International Law — 20 credits 6. Private International Law — 20 credits 7. Dissertation or Major Law Project — 60 credits Total: 180 credits.
Details can change. Confirm fees, entry requirements and deadlines on the official course page before applying.