The Law Research Degree (PhD) programme accepts candidates wishing to undertake a significant and original research project leading to a PhD in Law.Studying for a PhD involves research on a chosen
This inspiring postgraduate researchers are part of a vibrant research community. Their research confronts legal and socio-legal questions relating to both local and global challenges. Staff research
PhD students at the Law School are supervised by academics who are leading experts in their area of law. At least one academic in each supervisory team will have a track record of successful
Undertake a period of intensive, supervised study, where you critically investigate and evaluate an approved topic and make an original contribution to knowledge. Your research will take place in the
As a research degree candidate, you’ll be supported by a supervisory team with expertise in your subject and/or research approach. A research degree will open the door to work in full-time research
Key insights into a research degree in Law:Supervision by expert academics in constitutional law, human rights, criminal law, and political science.Access to specialist facilities including a mock
About the courseThe Hertfordshire Law School is advertising three PhD fully funded scholarships, to be awarded to exceptional doctoral students. The three years’ full-time scholarships are now
The PhD/MPhil programme at The City Law School offers you the opportunity to carry out legal research and to contribute to professional knowledge in this constantly evolving field. As PhD/MPhil
Supervision for research at MA, MSc, MPhil, or PhD level is available for projects relating to the subject area expertise of our staff in Law, Policing, and Criminal Justice. Research areas include:
York Law School was ranked joint first for the excellence of its research outputs in Times Higher Education's ranking of the 2014 Research Excellence Framework. 46 per cent of our publications were
The collaborative nature of our research develops real-world applications to global issues.Our research interests include:EU citizenship and welfare rightsHuman rightsLegal empowermentRefugees,