University of Manchester Law School
The Law School at The University of Manchester is one of the oldest and most prestigious in the UK and has a major international reputation. At the very forefront of legal and public policy formation and development, many of its graduates and staff have played central roles in public life. The Manchester Law School has considerable strengths in all the major areas of teaching and research and the interdisciplinary strengths of the School have been enhanced by the presence within it of the Centre for Social and Ethical Philosophy (CSEP), which conducts cutting edge medical ethical research, and the recent addition of the Centre for Criminology and Socio-Legal Studies.
Law at Manchester has a reputation for consistent excellence in research, having been awarded a 5A in both the 1996 and 2001 Research Assessment Exercises.
The School of Law, has the following postgraduate courses on offer
Taught
Courses
International
Business Law; International
Financial Law; European Law
and Policy; Intellectual Property;
Law and Economics; Health
Care Ethics and Law; Crime
Law and Society; Crime and
Criminal Justice; Corporate Governance, European Business and Trade Law, Law and Development
Distance
Learning
Health
Care Ethics and Law
Research
Degrees
Ph.D
M.Phil
We offer supervision in areas
of Law, Socio-legal Studies,
Criminology and Bio-ethics.
Ph.D in Bioethics and Medical Jurisprudence - Starts January 2007
Recruitment and Admissions
Office
LLM: pg-law@manchester.ac.uk
MA.MResCriminology: pg-criminology@manchester.ac.uk
Ph.D/M.Phil: research-law@manchester.ac.uk
Diploma/MA/
Distance Learning in Health Care
Ethics and Law
Centre for Social Ethics and
Policy
email: csep@manchester.ac.uk
School
of Law
University of Manchester
Oxford Road
Manchester
M13 9PL
