International Incorporated Master’s:Law

These modules support students as they prepare for their postgraduate studies, extending and developing existing language and academic study skills.

The aim of the module is to develop knowledge and understanding of how to conduct an informed literature search, and how to produce a concise description and succinct analysis of literature relevant to professional practice and / or advanced academic study in your chosen degree.

The aim of the module is to introduce students to social research methods of direct relevance to their further studies in law and familiarise them with standard research terminology. The module will cover qualitative, quantitative and evidence-based approaches to research in academic contexts.

The aims of the module are to provide students with a general introduction to government and society in the UK, focussing on the nature and sources of the British Constitution. The module will also look at more contemporary debates and events which have shaped or which could challenge the structure and role of the UK’s centralised and devolved political institutions. The module further aims to consider the nature of democracy through questions of power, justice, order, conflict, legitimacy and accountability.