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Master'sLaw

Entertainment Law

University of Westminster · Regent, London, England

Level
Master's
Duration
12 months
Intake
January 2027
Tuition fee
£18,685 / year
Initial deposit
£5,500
Location
Regent, London, England

Course overview

This LLM examines legal and commercial issues across entertainment industries including music, film, media, sport and the arts. It develops advanced knowledge of contracts, intellectual property, regulation, digital platforms and the legal environment in which creative industries operate.

Course details

Degree level
Master's
Subject
Law
Duration
12 months
Intake
January 2027
Initial deposit
£5,500
City
London
Country
England
Campus
Regent

About this information

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.

Not recorded here yet: Pakistan-specific requirements.

English Language Requirements

Main English Requirements

IELTS Academic

6.5 overall

Components: 6.0

TOEFL iBT

4.5 overall

Components: 4.0

PTE Academic

59 overall

Components: 59

Oxford ELLT

7 overall

Components: 6

Duolingo English Test

125 overall

Components: 115

We are NOT able to accept scores across more than one Duolingo test. Duolingo is valid for 2 years.

Only the tests listed here are shown as accepted for this course.

Entry requirements

General entry requirements

Minimum 2:2 in Law or a degree with a skills profile showing aptitude for legal study; non-law graduates may be considered with law modules or relevant experience. One academic reference, or professional reference if employed. IELTS 6.5 overall with 6.0 in each component.

Scholarships & discounts

4000

Pre-CAS interview

Required
Yes — a Pre-CAS / credibility interview is part of the process
Stage
After the initial deposit is paid
Format
Live interview

Course modules

  • Combines academic analysis and commercial practice in entertainment law, covering music, film, media, sport and the arts, underpinned by contract and intellectual property.

Details can change. Confirm fees, entry requirements and deadlines on the official course page before applying.