PhD in Law

  • INR 5000
  • Per Year
  • International
  • 3-4 years
  • On campus

Manchester’s School of Law combines a commitment to research excellence with a focus on the intellectual and pastoral development of its students.

Description

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Manchester's School of Law combines a commitment to research excellence with a focus on the intellectual and pastoral development of its students. The School has a strong commitment to interdisciplinary teaching and research, accommodating scholars from a range of different disciplines (law, sociology, criminology, bioethics, philosophy, politics, economics). The School is proud to host a number of research centres that support the research aspirations of staff and graduate research students. These include the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy, the Centre of Criminology and Criminal Justice, the Manchester Centre for Regulation and Governance and the Manchester International Law Centre. The School is proud to be a member of the Economic and Social Research Council doctoral training centre and approved by the Arts and Humanities Research Council to award funded studentships. Our research students are provided with extensive research support and training by the School and by the Faculty of Humanities. In addition, research students are provided with two academic supervisors to, as well as an adviser to provide pastoral support.

Detailed Course Facts

Start dates and application deadlines

  • University Name :

    The University of Manchester

    Course Started On :

    July - December

    Course Type :

    Full-time

    Course Fee :

    INR 5000

    Course Sem/Year Type :

    Per Year

    Apply On :

    International

  • Course Location :

    Manchester

    Course Language :

    English

    Type Of Education :

    On campus

    Duration :

    3-4 years

    Type of Degree :

    PhD

    Special Programme :

    Inter-university/joint

Requirements

  • Entry requirements

    For PhD programmes the minimum entry requirements are an Upper Second Class Honours degree with minimum grade averages of 65% (or overseas equivalent) in Law or a relevant discipline, and a Masters degree at Merit level with overall average marks of 65% in taught modules and a minimum mark of 65% in the dissertation/research element (or overseas equivalent) in Law or a relevant discipline, plus prior research training at postgraduate level.

  • Work Experience

    No Work Requirement

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