Law Postgraduate Taught Degrees

At Bangor Law our postgraduate programmes reflect our research, and our priorities as a future-facing university, to equip students to further their law careers, hone their legal specialism, inspire originality in their research, and give them the skills and support to meet the needs of what is happening legally, commercially and politically, on the world stage.

Through teaching and applying the research expertise of Bangor Law faculty, the local meets the global through our international focus across the areas of human rights and the adjudication of international criminal and humanitarian law; business at the global level and questions of trade and intellectual property; climate change and international environmental law; to questions of criminal justice at the implementation level domestically. Our research-led teaching therefore falls into these four broad categories:

• International Business and Sustainability
• Human Rights and International Criminal Law
• Climate Change and Environment
• Criminology and Criminal Justice

Following the fast-paced events at the global level, our postgraduate research and teaching in our LLM (Master of Laws) programmes gives students the possibility to learn and apply the law across these key areas.