This Master of Laws (LLM) in Insurance Law is designed for both law and non-law graduates who wish to gain a Master's qualification. The program focuses on developing in-depth knowledge of insurance law, regulation, and practice within the UK's second-largest industry. It includes a general induction, a compulsory two-week induction on the Key Principles of the English Legal System (beneficial for non-law graduates or those needing a refresher), and training sessions on research methods to prepare students for their dissertations.
The curriculum is structured to build foundational legal knowledge and specialized expertise in insurance law, culminating in a dissertation. It includes preparatory modules for research.
A two-week induction on the Key Principles of the English Legal System is compulsory for non-law students and recommended for others seeking a refresher.
Tuition fees are listed as the first-year cost. The application fee is free.