Master programs and postgraduate courses in legal area of ​​specialization include programs for graduates and young professionals in law and can relate to the various areas of law. Boys and girls who have earned a bachelor's or master's degree in law or jurisprudence and also wish to become men and women of success with a kind of legal profession, can become students of these master programs in the legal area, choosing from different specializations related to jurist, lawyer, magistrate or judge. An advanced course, even for those who have already started a career in the field, can help the professional growth and the acquisition of specific skills and knowledge. The teaching of these courses usually includes a theoretical phase and a longer practical one, to be held often associated with law firms, notaries, consultants. Students participating in the lessons of a postgraduate master program in legal area usually come from a type of training already in legal area.
The aim of MIBS is to train new professional figures applying the concepts, contents, languages, and methods of management. The goal is to develop specific skills in the context of firms' internationalization.
Supported by the internationally renowned Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit, this Certificate, which can lead to the MA in Woman and Child Abuse, provides a solid grounding in theoretical frameworks, policy and practice approaches.
This course examines the social, political and economic context within which health and social services operate, locating this within the advanced study of social policy.
he LLM in Competition Law programme offers you the opportunity to study the application of competition law in relation to different business phenomena, ranging from anti-competitive agreements and abusive dominance to mergers.
The addition of an LLM in International Shipping Law enhances the current offering of specialist LLM programmes offered by the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS) within the School of Law, making Queen Mary the only college within the University of London to offer a specialism in this subject.
The aim of the course is to provide you with a detailed understanding of the property development and appraisal process, encompassing the financial, physical, legal and social aspects.
This is a truly multidisciplinary course of study, with an emphasis on developing an understanding of a range of natural and social systems. It is delivered through a combination of intensive residential workshops plus innovative online learning.
This MRes degree is designed to provide you with an advanced theoretical and practical understanding of policy processes and to offer a grounding in research methods up to PhD level.
Students taking this course will advance their knowledge and understanding in the areas of accounting and finance, gaining the analytical and professional skills necessary to undertake a career in any number of accounting or finance based professions.
The International Commercial Law LLM balances the best of a rigorous, traditional legal education with a contemporary perspective.
This course offers interesting and challenging modules and options. It will suit graduates intending to work in HR, as well as those already working in the field and wanting to advance their careers.
In essence, this course focuses on issues critical to all organisations within the global economy and explores the various issues that nation states, organisations and individuals are presented with.
This course will enable you to explore practical and theoretical aspects of transnational criminal activities, including models and methods of detection, policing, social control and sanctions.
Learn the latest linguistics theories and apply them to your classroom practice. Advance your career in language teaching, or even take it international.
It is designed to give you maximum flexibility in your choice of modules and dissertation topic. The programme allows you to follow a variety of interests (and take modules simply because you will enjoy them) or to select a range of modules designed with a specific career aspiration in mind.
This innovative MSc draws on the strengths of the School of Politics and International Relations and in the School of Business Studies to provide a truly inter-disciplinary perspective on the relationship between business and politics from an international perspective.
This course will enable you to explore practical and theoretical aspects of transnational criminal activities, including models and methods of detection, policing, social control and sanctions.
The LLM in Commercial and Corporate Law covers a broad range of commercially focussed modules that draw on the wealth of commercial expertise across the School of Law.
The MA International Relations focuses specifically on the pragmatic, real-world application of international relations theory to policy and strategy, and the examination of practical problems.
This course provides a combination of theory and practical application relevant to international legal practice and business in the context of advanced intellectual engagement with issues in law and legal theory.
Taught by legal experts, this is an opportunity for LPC graduates to extend their research further in an area of interest within legal practice, through a research module and a dissertation.