At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
PhD
Level
- 3-4 years (full-time), 5-6 years (part-time)Duration
- Online or In-person in LondonStudy Mode
- Access to UK's national law libraryResources
- Expert academic supervisionSupport
- Interdisciplinary research environmentEnvironment
The University of London offers a PhD by research through the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS), a leading national institution for legal research. This program allows you to conduct in-depth independent research in a chosen area of law, contributing significantly to your field. You will receive guidance from expert supervisors and have access to world-class resources, including the IALS Library, considered the UK's national law library. The program is designed to develop your expertise and transferable skills, preparing you for academic or other professional careers.
Careers
Graduates of the PhD program are well-prepared for a range of specialist career paths, both within academia and beyond. The program cultivates advanced research skills and in-depth knowledge that are highly valued in various professional fields. The alumni network provides access to a prestigious network of professionals.
- Academia
- Government roles
- Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
Entry requirements
Previous DegreeA Master's degree or equivalent qualification is typically required for doctoral study.
Prospective students are advised to contact the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies directly to discuss their research proposal and specific entry requirements.
Fees
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Tuition (home)—
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Specific fee information for international and home students, as well as estimated living costs, is not provided on the program page. Applicants are advised to check the University of London or IALS website for the most current financial details.
How to apply
1. Register Your InterestSubmit your interest through the provided link to receive more information and begin the process.
2. Develop Research ProposalPrepare a detailed research proposal outlining your intended area of study and research questions.
3. Contact Potential SupervisorsIt is advisable to contact potential supervisors whose research interests align with yours to discuss your proposal.
4. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the formal application for the PhD program, including all required supporting documents.