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Designed to meet the ambitions and career development of a diverse range of highly qualified graduate students and practising professionals, our LLM is a respected and desirable academic qualification recognised throughout the world and across all legal disciplines. Through teaching excellence and direct contact with leading practitioners, it enhances career prospects, demonstrates exceptional professional capability and creates a vibrant intellectual community. Our renowned international expertise is reflected in the range of specialist LLM programmes and the depth and breadth of modules available to you. Choose either a specialist LLM or create your own tailored LLM from the wide range of available modules: Master of Laws (LLM) LLM in Commercial Law LLM in Competition Law LLM in Intellectual Property Law LLM in International Business Law LLM in International Finance Law LLM in Regulation & Technology Law LLM in Tax Law LLM in European Law LLM in Public International Law LLM in Criminal Law, Criminology & Criminal Justice LLM in Labour Law LLM in Legal Theory LLM in Public Law & Global Governance LLM in Medical Law You need to study full modules or half-modules worth 180 credits. You select 120 credits worth of taught modules from our extensive list of full modules (40 credits) and half-modules (20 credits). For an additional 40 credits you need to choose between either writing a 15,000-word dissertation (40 credits) or writing a 7,500-word research essay (20 credits) related to a taught module and studying another half taught module (20 credits) of your choice. To assist you with your research, you attend a compulsory legal skills half-module (20 credits). For further information please see our LLM webpages: http:www.kcl.ac.ukllm