This programme seeks to enhance your employability and promotion prospects in law careers, developing skills appropriate to these occupations as well as ones within allied or related areas.Why choose this courseThis programme seeks to enhance your employability and promotion prospects in law careers, developing skills appropriate to these occupations as well as ones within allied or related areas. Whether a career in law is ultimately pursued, you will be provided with a set of intellectual and practical skills which will aid your career development. Holders of this award may also find positions in the fields of education and research, including continuing their study for a PhD. The University of Wolverhampton’s thriving postgraduate community demonstrates the strength of its approach, each graduate equipped with highly valued academic and research skills, as well as transferrable skills which enhance employability in law, research and academic endeavours.What's unique about this courseThis programme seeks to enhance your employability and promotion prospects in law careers.Teaching will be delivered by research-active staff committed to a high standard of education.Holders of this award may also find positions in the fields of education and research, including continuing their study for a PhD.What happens on the courseThis dynamic course emphasises engagement with existing and emerging research into areas of law, encouraging you to build a strong foundation of knowledge with which to challenge current intellectual thinking. Internationally recognised research underpins a curriculum designed for students to make their own, offering a selection of modules so that you may specialise in your fields of interest, each module crafted to provide advanced knowledge and skills directly relevant to those fields.You will gain critical awareness of challenging and contemporary themes across a range of legal areas, of which you will be able to specialise in your research through your selection of modules, informing the development of your future career even as your fellow students specialise elsewhere. Teaching will be delivered by research-active staff committed to a high standard of education. This ensures that you will be learning about the latest developments and debates in theory, policy and practice.