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A world top 150 Law School |
Students can access loans of up to £6,500 to cover tuition fees. |
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Earn an average of £7,000 more a year than someone who just holds a Bachelor's degree. |
Queen's School of Law stands as a beacon of excellence, recognised globally within the top 150 by QS World Rankings 2023.
A hub for legal innovation and investment, Queen's School of Law boasts exceptional ties with multinational law firms including Allen & Overy, Baker McKenzie, and Arthur Cox. These connections offer our students invaluable networking opportunities and real-world insights into the legal profession.
As a member of the prestigious Law Schools Global League (LSGL), comprising 33 top-tier institutions worldwide, we are dedicated to advancing the globalisation of law and integrating global perspectives into our research and teaching methodologies.
At the heart of our commitment to academic excellence lies our state-of-the-art £10 million Law building, equipped with cutting-edge teaching facilities and an impressive Moot Court, providing our students with an immersive learning environment conducive to success. Join Queen's School of Law and embark on a journey towards a rewarding and impactful legal career.
This exciting, stimulating and topical postgraduate degree programme in Criminology and Criminal Justice is taught by internationally-recognised scholars and researchers who offer students a wide introduction to the study of crime and criminal justice in contemporary society.
The LLM in Intellectual Property Law is an innovative programme that offers a unique focus on the intersections between globalisation, creative industries, health and life sciences, new technological challenges, and fundamental rights in the field of intellectual property law.
The LLM International Commercial and Business Law is designed as a research-led programme for graduates from law and related disciplines who aim to specialise in commercial law, international trade, and cross-border business transactions from a socio-legal perspective.
The protection of human rights at the international and national levels is a fast-moving branch of law. There has been a huge growth in the number and variety of human rights standards set out in international treaties, in national constitutions and in so-called 'soft-law' documents.
The LLM (Law) provides ambitious graduates with a highly flexible approach to advanced legal studies, focused on the School of Law's specialisms in criminal justice, European law, public and environmental governance, human rights, international business, law and technology and intellectual property law.
The programme places employability skills at its heart. Employers are very interested in law graduates who are tech-savvy and are clear and comfortable communicators, whether with clients or more generally.
Our postgraduate community is a buzzing hive of collaboration, innovation, big ideas and challenging debate, supported by experts at the top of their fields.
Students can access loans of up to £6,500 to cover tuition fees. It's so affordable to study in Northern Ireland, that you are less likely to incur other big costs.
Employees with a Master’s from Queen's can expect to earn an average of £7,000 more a year than someone who just holds a Bachelor’s degree.
We equip our postgraduate students with the skills that employers want. Our industry partnerships mean more development opportunities for you.
