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Entrance requirements Professor Alastair Hudson National Teaching Fellow, Visiting Professor, University of Portsmouth, and author Access is a key principle for all distance study programmes offered through the University of London International Programmes, and Postgraduate Laws is no exception. The programme offers the opportunity to gain the same prestigious qualification awarded to students enrolled with one of the University’s Colleges but without coming to London. It is open to a wide range of students and assessed to the same high standard as a programme within one of the University’s Colleges. There are no requirements for you to come to London, so no relocation or travel costs and you can continue working full time. In addition, any number of students can join this programme, so if you meet our entrance requirements you will be offered a place. Am I eligible? In order to be eligible to register for the LLM degree, Postgraduate Diploma in Laws or Postgraduate Certificate in Laws, you must satisfy our entrance requirements. These can be satisfied through a wide variety of qualifications from around the world. Furthermore relevant work experience can also be considered for entry. For further details please visit the LLM ‘Requirements’ section listed on our website at: londoninternational.ac.uk/<strong>llm</strong> ‘I think there are two reasons for doing an LLM. The first one is your own personal intellectual development. The second one is to encourage and help your career along. There’s no doubt that doing an LLM enables you to become an expert in a particular focused field, in a way that just studying at undergraduate level won’t. There’s a real art to writing study guides for us as the academics. We really do guide you through your study: they’re very conversational and helpful, give you lots of self-test questions, show you what’s involved with the assessment, and help you learn.’ 14 Postgraduate programmes in Laws
Deborah Regal LLM graduate, United Kingdom ‘I chose the programme for its flexibility. At the same time as indulging my interest in criminal law, I could pursue my interest in human rights, for example. The quality of the programme is exceptional. I knew from the outset that it was going to be good – I didn’t realise how good it was going to be. I was inspired by my LLM and my study of the human rights of women to write a book on women’s entrepreneurship, looking globally at how women have created business, furthered themselves, and helped their families get out of poverty by using entrepreneurial ideas. I’d recommend the University of London LLM to anybody. Prospective employers really like its standing, academics enjoy the fact that it has so much credibility, it is well established and the course is so well structured that it stands out from everything else out there.’ Deborah works in client management at the London office of an international provider of stock market indexes. She is also completing a PhD at SOAS, University of London. Watch an interview with Deborah Regal on YouTube at: bit.ly/deborah-regal londoninternational.ac.uk/<strong>llm</strong> 15
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