LLM Law Medicine and Healthcare

at University of Liverpool

Module Details

In addition to the mandatory Legal Research Training, LLM students at Liverpool must  select at least 3 taught specialist modules to the value of 60 credits from the list of module specialisms (see below). These modules may vary slightly from year to year, and are chosen because of their particular contemporary relevance to the specialism of Law, Medicine and Health Care.
 

The remaining 60 credits may be taken from any Masters programmes offered by the school.
 

Please note that the list of modules below is indicative, modules are available based on staff availability for that particular academic year.

Optional modules

• Reproductive Justice (LAW507) 
• Ethics in Health Care Decision-making (LAW536) 
• Mental Health Law and Policy (LAW560) 
• Medico-legal Problems (LAW541) 
• The Regulations of Medicine, Health and Social Care (LAW597) 
• Children, Medicine and the Law (LAW543) 
   

A levels    

• AAA including Mathematics
• Applicants with the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) are eligible for a reduction in grade requirements. For this course, the offer is AAB with A in the EPQ.
   

GCSE  

•  4/C in English and 4/C in Mathematics
   

Subject requirements    

• Mathematics
• For applicants from England: For science A levels that include the separately graded practical endorsement, a "Pass" is required.
   

BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma    

• Acceptable at grade Distinction* alongside AA at A level including A Level Mathematics.
   

BTEC Level 3 Diploma    

• Distinction* Distinction* in relevant BTEC considered alongside A Level Mathematics grade A. Accepted BTECs include Aeronautical, Aerospace, Construction, Mechanical, Mechatronics and Engineering.
   

BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma    

• BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma – Not accepted without grade A in A Level Mathematics.

International fee for this course - £20,500
 

The School of Law includes amongst its alumni Judges of the Court of Appeal, the High Court and the County Courts, as well as distinguished figures in branches of the legal profession. Legal study provides a mark of excellence in any qualification profile. Apart from judicial appointment or working within the legal profession, past graduates have gone on to undertake Government service, to work within International Humanitarian Organisations, the UN, institutions of the European Union, to pursue careers in commerce, management, banking, marketing, public relations and a whole host of other challenging and rewarding career opportunities.
 

Any of the Law postgraduate taught programmes offered additionally provide an ideal opportunity to gain advanced specialist knowledge in preparation for further postgraduate research. All programmes of study are designed to enhance academic profiles and to ensure that graduates leave us with highly marketable skills, whatever they decide that market to be. 
 

The Liverpool Law School offers a 12-week Legal Research Training to all students on LLM programmes as an integral part of LLM teaching at Liverpool. It is a forum for contextualising and enhancing the development of research skills, analytical skills, critical thinking skills, and academic writing skills that occurs in substantive modules, and more explicitly provides practical and relevant advice on advanced academic research technique that will help you engage with your studies more effectively.