How is the programme taught?

The practice-based project/s part of the programme begins with the Preparation and Planning module (PPM). The module is delivered in two three-hour sessions in either the day or the evening. To find out when the next sessions are, please visit dates of study.

After completing the Preparation and Planning module you will write and submit either one or two practice-based project proposals* depending on your chosen route of study. Once these proposals have been approved you will be allocated a supervisor and can start work on your practice-based project/s. Your supervisor is available to advise you on your studies in face-to-face meetings, by telephone and/or via email.

If you choose to do one practice-based project and a module from one of the other LLM programmes your subject timetable will be as per your chosen module. These can be seen at the links below:

• LLM (Commercial Law)
• LLM (Financial Regulation and Compliance)
• LLM (International Business Law)

*Please note that you need to have successfully completed all LPC or BPTC/BVC assessments before you can submit proposals for the practice-based proposals. If you are unsuccessful in any of these examinations you can defer your LLM (Professional Legal Practice) to a later date.