• Grade 7 in the British Council's IELTS test (with at least 6.5 in each section)
• 100 in the TOEFL internet based test (with no score lower than 23 in each section)
• Grade B in the Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English
• Grade A in the Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English
• 67 in the Pearson Test of English (with no score lower than 61 in each of the “Communicative Skills” sections – “Enabling Skills” section scores are not considered)

• Two academic references
• Previous academic transcripts for all past degree programmes (please upload the full transcript showing results from all years of study)
• Degree certificates showing award of degree
• An English language proficiency test (if required)
• You do not need to attach a separate research proposal, but you should summarise their intended field of research on the relevant section of the postgraduate application form.

 The programme has four principal aims:

• to introduce students to the ideas and practices of legal research (courses on Theories and Philosophies of Legal Research and Legal Research Methods);
• to consolidate, supplement and deepen undergraduate knowledge through in-depth substantive study (one full-year or two one-semester course(s) from the taught LLM programmes);
• to give students experience of conducting independent research by completing an extended dissertation;
• to give students an ideal context within which to work onframing a doctoral research project.

 The programme has four principal aims:

• to introduce students to the ideas and practices of legal research (courses on Theories and Philosophies of Legal Research and Legal Research Methods);
• to consolidate, supplement and deepen undergraduate knowledge through in-depth substantive study (one full-year or two one-semester course(s) from the taught LLM programmes);
• to give students experience of conducting independent research by completing an extended dissertation;
• to give students an ideal context within which to work onframing a doctoral research project.