Beginning this September, University College Cork (UCC) and the Law Society of Ireland will launch a new "LL.M. (Practitioner)" program for qualified solicitors and barristers with at least two years of professional experience.
Students can take the program full-time over a 12-month period, or a maximum of 36 months on a part-time basis. Students are required to take one mandatory course - Clinical Practice/Reflective Learning - but can choose the rest of their modules.
According to the UCC, the new program was designed to "facilitate practicing legal professionals to gain an internationally recognised masters degree in a flexible manner, individually tailored to their needs and interests."
Applications are due on July 1, 2010.
For more information, please visit the UCC website.
New program can be take on a full-time or part-time basis
Comments
Related Law Schools
Cork, Ireland
18 Followers
11 Discussions
More LLM News
Cornell Launches New Online Law Master's Degree
Jun 29, 2020
LLM Articles
Technology Law LL.M.s: Shaping the Future of Tech
Sep 18, 2020
In a dynamic and rapidly evolving field, demand for trained talent remains robust during the coronavirus crisis
Online LL.M.s Grow in Appeal During Coronavirus Pandemic
Sep 10, 2020
For many students, the next academic term at law school will be a mix of ‘bricks and clicks’
LL.M. Students Face an Uncertain Legal Job Market
Sep 02, 2020
With US states postponing bar exams and internships being shortened, the jobs outlook for fresh graduates and current students looks bleak
