QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON · UNITED KINGDOM
Critical Thinking and Writing in Law
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
- Interactive lectures and weekly automated tasksTeaching Method
- Focus on academic legal writing conventionsContent Focus
- Supports LLM, MSc, and PhD law studentsTarget Audience
- No formal assessment or gradingAssessment
- Available in both semestersProgram Structure
The Critical Thinking and Writing in the Law program at Queen Mary University of London is a specialized, interactive course designed for postgraduate law students (LLM, MSc, PhD). It aims to significantly enhance your legal writing, research, and critical analysis skills, which are crucial for academic success in your postgraduate studies and beyond. The program has been developed by analyzing the common challenges faced by students in their written work, focusing on areas where mistakes are often made and providing targeted support. This course is particularly beneficial for international students to meet the linguistic demands of advanced legal studies, but is also valuable for native English speakers seeking to refine their academic writing.
Curriculum
The program is divided into two semesters, each offering distinct focuses to build comprehensive academic writing skills. Semester one concentrates on foundational literacy and writing conventions, while semester two delves deeper into dissertation writing, research, and advanced critical expression.
- Semester One
- Literacy DevelopmentEAL4791
- Semester Two
- Dissertation WritingEAL4792
Frequently asked questions
- Who is this Critical Thinking and Writing in Law program for?
- This program is designed for postgraduate law students (LLM, MSc, PhD) at Queen Mary University of London. It is particularly beneficial for international students and native English speakers looking to refine their academic writing skills.
- What are the tuition fees for this program?
- This program is typically included as part of a full postgraduate law degree. Separate tuition fees for this specific module are not listed in the provided information.
- How is the program structured and assessed?
- The program runs across two semesters, with Semester One focusing on literacy and Semester Two on dissertation writing and research. There is no formal assessment or grading for this course.
- How do I apply or enroll in this program?
- As a registered postgraduate law student at Queen Mary, you can enroll for the Critical Thinking and Writing in the Law classes through your MySIS student portal. Enrollment is required for each semester.
- Are there any scholarships available for this program?
- The Global Talent Scholarship is a merit-based award of £5,000 for eligible undergraduate and postgraduate students. Further details and the application process can be found on the Queen Mary scholarships database.
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Fees
Tuition (international)This program is typically included as part of a full postgraduate law degree. Separate tuition fees for this specific module are not listed.
Tuition (home)This program is typically included as part of a full postgraduate law degree. Separate tuition fees for this specific module are not listed.
LivingFor 2026-27, estimated residential fees range from £6,769.53 to £12,603.38 per year for a minimum 38.3-week period. Postgraduate students may have a 51-week licence agreement.
Residential fees include energy, water, communal area cleaning, Wi-Fi, and basic possessions insurance. Costs vary by residence type and room size.
How to apply
1. Enrol via MySISOnce you are a registered postgraduate law student, enroll for the Critical Thinking and Writing in the Law classes through your MySIS account. Look for a class that fits your schedule.
2. Attend ClassesAttend your enrolled class consistently for the 10-week duration of each semester. While Semester 2 is optional, attendance is encouraged. If you must miss a class, inform your regular teacher and the teacher of the class you attend as a guest.
Scholarships
Global Talent Scholarship£5,000
Frequently asked questions
Who is this Critical Thinking and Writing in Law program for?
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This program is designed for postgraduate law students (LLM, MSc, PhD) at Queen Mary University of London. It is particularly beneficial for international students and native English speakers looking to refine their academic writing skills.
What are the tuition fees for this program?
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This program is typically included as part of a full postgraduate law degree. Separate tuition fees for this specific module are not listed in the provided information.
How is the program structured and assessed?
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The program runs across two semesters, with Semester One focusing on literacy and Semester Two on dissertation writing and research. There is no formal assessment or grading for this course.
How do I apply or enroll in this program?
+
As a registered postgraduate law student at Queen Mary, you can enroll for the Critical Thinking and Writing in the Law classes through your MySIS student portal. Enrollment is required for each semester.
Are there any scholarships available for this program?
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The Global Talent Scholarship is a merit-based award of £5,000 for eligible undergraduate and postgraduate students. Further details and the application process can be found on the Queen Mary scholarships database.