Research Degrees in Law
PhD and Masters students have the opportunity to delve into complex legal issues from both the private and public law fields.
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Program code: DPBU |
The purpose of the PhD is to advance knowledge and/or the application of knowledge through the preparation of a substantial piece of work which represents a significant contribution to a particular field of study. |
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Masters by Research Program code: DMRU |
Masters by Research programs have the objective of training higher degree by research students in analysing the literature, relevant legal materials and debate in the substantive area of the thesis topic at an advanced level; research methodology and techniques and in their critical evaluation, appropriate to the field of study; and the application of such methodology, by conducting a specified program of research under appropriate supervision. |
Further information
Contact Dr Steven Churches, the Law School Research Degrees Coordinator, for more information about research degrees in Law.
To Apply
Visit the Research Degrees website for details about how to apply for a research degree in Law.