LLM Healthcare Law
Overview
Bradford University Law School is highly experienced in the teaching of law within the health and social care sectors, having run courses in law for medical and care professionals. We bring this experience into focus through our specialist programmes designed to provide sector-specific insight and expertise within.
+Course details
The programme has three stages:
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Stage 1 |
Postgraduate certificate in Healthcare Law |
Sept-June Year 1 |
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Stage 2 |
Postgraduate diploma in Healthcare Law |
Sept-June Year 2 |
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Stage 3 |
LLM Healthcare Law |
July-Sept Year 2 |
The final stage of the programme is a self contained research project on an agreed area of personal interest. On completion of this project you would qualify for the award of LLM in Healthcare Law.
The course is flexible in that you can decide at the end of the first year whether you wish to exit with a Postgraduate Diploma after two years or continue on into your third year by completing your dissertation and achieving an LLM.
+Module details
Compulsory modules
- Introduction to Law
- Medical Negligence
- Law and the Expert Witness
Elective modules
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You would also have the opportunity to undertake modules in research methodology and ethics in preparation for the final research project.
Key Details
Study mode
Part-time
Duration
3 years
Start date
September 2012
Location
Bradford, UK
Fee
£4,900
Scholarships
NO
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