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Why studyÊGeneral Law at University of Aberdeen?

There are over 40 nationalities within the School of Law postgraduate community, therefore you will benefit from a programme with a truly international outlook.

Students choose to study Law here because of our reputation for academic excellence, encouraging career prospects and unrivalled student experience. At Aberdeen, you will:

Develop the core knowledge and skills that are vital to the demanding needs of the legal profession, which will provide you with a competitive advantage in the jobs market.

Distinct from other Law Schools, at Aberdeen, we cap our class sizes Ð which means youÕll benefit from a highly personalized, high contact learning experience and not get lost in the crowd.

Enjoy the facilities of our impressive University Law library and gain online learning support through our Virtual Learning environment.

Be able to select specialist modules from almost all of the UniversityÕs LLM courses, giving you the flexibility to choose from many specialist course options.

General Law allows you the flexibility to study many disciplines of interest without the restriction of one specialised degree. Create a bespoke programme tailored by you to meet your personal academic needs and career aspirations.

Develop your critical analysis and independent research skills to enhance your employability against the demanding needs of the legal profession. Featuring carefully chosen course options, you will have the opportunity to study topics such as Oil and Minerals for Good, International Law, The Politics of Human Rights and Criminal Evidence & proof.

The University of Aberdeen attracts a world-class teaching staff who are unrivalled in their breadth of experience. You will have access to first-class teaching from globally respected staff, such as Programme Director Professor Dr M‡ty‡s B—dig who is a founding member of the Centre for Citizenship, Civil Society and Rule of Law at the University of Aberdeen.