Nottingham Trent University - Nottingham Law School (NLS)

The University

Nottingham Law School is located in Nottingham’s vibrant city centre, which has a burgeoning arts scene and more sports facilities per head than anywhere else in Europe.

Nottingham has a fantastic central location in the heart of England and is easily accessible by public transport, including air, rail and coach.

The Law School

Nottingham Law School is one of the largest full service university law schools in the UK, supporting students through every stage of legal training from undergraduate through to Masters, research, professional and practitioner courses. Crucially, the School has an unrivalled reputation for providing innovative postgraduate level courses and training. This reputation has been nurtured through the Law School’s commitment to ensuring that all clients, from undergraduates to experienced practitioners, receive high quality practical legal education and training.

The Program

In the competitive area of law, it is becoming increasingly apparent that many recent graduates wish to improve their academic profile by undertaking a period of postgraduate study. Furthermore, legal professionals and those dealing with the law within other work contexts such as business, may find it necessary to enhance their career prospects by obtaining a postgraduate qualification in law. Nottingham Law School also provides excellent facilities for those wishing to register for an MPhil or PhD.  

Career development is an integral part of the programme. As such, careers advisers run a series of workshops where you can identify methods and strategies to enable you to effectively pursue your career goals. Due to the School’s excellent reputation within the legal profession, our graduates are highly sought-after and recognised for the depth and relevance of their knowledge.  
 


Nottingham Law School offers a flexible approach to postgraduate study by offering students the opportunity to ‘build’ an LLM programme to suit their interests and professional requirements.  
 
Students will be able to graduate with named awards reflecting their own specialisms and interests, for example an LLM in a single subject, a joint LLM, or an LLM with a major and minor subject. Some of the programmes are suitable for applicants from a non-legal background, for example: Health Law, Sports Law and Criminal Justice. 


For further information contact the Admissions team on: 
 
Tel: + 44 (0)0115 848 4200 

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