Masters in Law

About this course

A Masters in Law, or MLaw, is an integrated undergraduate and postgraduate legal degree that allows exceptional students to develop a level of legal expertise beyond what a conventional undergraduate LLB can provide. The MLaw builds on a strong qualifying law foundation and extends into advanced research, specialist legal topics and postgraduate-level critical engagement with the law. It is a distinctive qualification that positions graduates with an unusually deep preparation for legal practice or academic careers. At York St John University, the four-year full-time programme develops your legal knowledge through interactive lectures and workshops in an environment where staff get to know students individually. You will study the foundations of the English legal system, the core substantive areas of law and more advanced specialist content. The MLaw at York St John includes a foundatio

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