Pursue your legal specialization with flexibility. ICLS offers the prestigious University of London LLM, PG Dip, and PGCert in Law. Queen Mary and University College London provide academic direction for these world-class programs. Tailor your studies by choosing your entry point (PGCert, PG Dip, or LLM) and exit award (one, two, or all three qualifications). With May and October start dates and a five-year completion window, you can personalize your postgraduate law journey.

• You are eligible for the LLM award upon completion of 16 modules from 4 courses (5 towards PG Cert, 5 towards PG Dip and an additional 6).
• PG Diploma Laws: You are eligible for this award upon completion of 10 modules from up to 4 courses (5 towards PG Cert and an additional 5).
• PG Certificate Laws: All students are eligible for this award upon completion of 5 modules. You may get this in addition to your LLM degree or you may have to do this first if you do not have a traditional academic background. You apply for this, progress to PG Dip and eventually LLM.

You may choose a specialisation or keep it general. If you choose to specialise, you need to study a minimum number of courses or modules within your specialist pathway. The number depends on the qualification you are working towards.

You may avail the following specialisations:

• Commercial and Corporate Law
• Human Rights Law
• International Business Law
• International Dispute Resolution
• Public and International Law
• Public Law
• Intellectual Property
• International Justice

ELIGIBILTY REQUIREMENTS

In addition to satisfying the English Language requirement, you normally need one of the following:

• A Bachelor of Laws (LLB) with second-class honours from the University of London.
• A second-class bachelor’s degree (or equivalent), where at least half the units are in law-related subjects.
• A pass in the Bar Vocational Course (BVC) of England and Wales, or the Qualifying Exam of the Solicitors’ Regulation Authority of England plus a second-class bachelor’s degree.
• The Common Professional Examination or a Graduate Diploma in Law, plus a second-class bachelor’s degree.
• You are qualified as a solicitor or barrister in England or Wales, or the equivalent elsewhere.
• A second-class bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from the University of London or an acceptable institution.
• A master’s degree.
• A bachelor’s degree from the University of London or an acceptable institution.
• At least five years’ relevant work experience, such as accounting, banking, finance or insurance.

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