• Minimum Entry Requirements: minimum upper second class honours degree (or equivalent) in Law
• English Language Requirements: all non-native English speaking applicants are required to submit evidence of their current level of academic English with IELTS (overall 7) or Perason Test of English - Academic (with score of 75). More informations here. 

Students are required to take four taught courses and a dissertation as follows:

• At least three courses from the list below
• The fourth option may be chosen from the General Course list or an approved language.
• Dissertation (15,000 words), on a topic related to one of their chosen courses

There is also an optional pre-sessional course:

• Affirmative action law 
• Chinese Constitutionalism
• Comparative Constitutional Law 
• Critical Jurisprudence in Islamic Law and Society 
• Feminist legal theory 
• Foundations of Chinese Law 
• Foundations of Comparative Law 
• Foundations of international law 
• Gender, Armed Conflict and International Law 
• International and comparative copyright law: copyright in the global village 
• International and comparative corporate law 
• International Labour Law and Equality Rights 
• International law and global orders 
• Islamic law (MA/LLM) 
• Law and Governance in the Developing World 
• Law and Society in Southeast Asia 
• Law and society in South Asia (MA/LLM) 
• Law and society in the Middle East and North Africa
• Law, institutions and political economy of transition 
• Law, Multiculturalism and Intercultural Human Rights (MA/LLM) 
• Migration, gender and the law in South East Asia and beyond 
• Modern Chinese Law and Institutions 
• Religion & Comparative Constitutionalism 
• Sociological Approaches to Law 

Students are required to take four taught courses and a dissertation as follows:

• At least three courses from the list below
• The fourth option may be chosen from the General Course list or an approved language.
• Dissertation (15,000 words), on a topic related to one of their chosen courses

There is also an optional pre-sessional course:

• Affirmative action law 
• Chinese Constitutionalism
• Comparative Constitutional Law 
• Critical Jurisprudence in Islamic Law and Society 
• Feminist legal theory 
• Foundations of Chinese Law 
• Foundations of Comparative Law 
• Foundations of international law 
• Gender, Armed Conflict and International Law 
• International and comparative copyright law: copyright in the global village 
• International and comparative corporate law 
• International Labour Law and Equality Rights 
• International law and global orders 
• Islamic law (MA/LLM) 
• Law and Governance in the Developing World 
• Law and Society in Southeast Asia 
• Law and society in South Asia (MA/LLM) 
• Law and society in the Middle East and North Africa
• Law, institutions and political economy of transition 
• Law, Multiculturalism and Intercultural Human Rights (MA/LLM) 
• Migration, gender and the law in South East Asia and beyond 
• Modern Chinese Law and Institutions 
• Religion & Comparative Constitutionalism 
• Sociological Approaches to Law