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Postgraduate Laws programme:
Master of Laws (LLM), Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate

Apply for this course

  1. Please complete the application form [pdf: 7pgs, 148KB] and submit it, together with all the documentation listed on the form, to:

    Postgraduate Admissions Office
    University of London External System
    Stewart House
    32 Russell Square
    London WC1B 5DN
    United Kingdom
    Tel: +44 (0)20 7862 8375
    Email: postgraduate_admissions@lon.ac.uk

Please note: faxed applications are not accepted.

  1. You can apply for the Master of Laws (LLM), Postgraduate Diploma or Postgraduate Certificate at any time of year. However, if you would like to take your first exam(s) at the first available opportunity – which could be in May or October – you must apply and have enrolled by the deadlines given below.

Please note that if your application form and/or documentary evidence is received after the application date, we may not be able to consider your application in time for you to meet the enrolment deadline. You might have to postpone your first examination until the next sitting.

For first exams in: Best to apply before: MUST enrol by:
May 31 July (previous year) 15 October (previous year)
October 31 January (same year) 15 March (same year)
  1. On receipt of your form we will send you an acknowledgement and a student number. Please note that the allocation of a student number at this stage does not constitute acceptance onto the programme. If you have not received an acknowledgement within three weeks of sending in your form, please contact the Admissions Office with details of your full name, the programme for which you have applied and the date on which your form was posted.
  2. We will notify you whether or not your application has been accepted.
  3. If you are accepted we will send you an offer of registration, a study fee slip, a registration form and a copy of the Regulations.
  4. You will then need to enrol, by completing your registration form and study fee slip and returning these, along with the appropriate fee, to the Student Registry at the Stewart House address given above.
  5. Your study materials will be sent to you by courier as soon as possible after we receive the appropriate fees.

Dr Aleka Mandaraka-Sheppard
Senior Lecturer, UCL. Founding Director of the London Shipping Law Centre.
LLM study guide author: 'Admiralty law'

It was a pleasure writing a course for External study which requires different skills from either teaching or writing a textbook. The author has to imagine that the student is there, ready to ask questions relating to the learning activities.

Furthermore, the author has to engage in a personal dialogue with the student. There has to be encouragement for students to proceed to the next section. It was a great help for me, and I trust for students, to have my textbook as a main guide for the course.