PhD Law
Course Overview
The PhD in Law at the University of Nottingham offers a dynamic and supportive environment for advanced legal research, connecting you with a global academic community. You will undertake a significant, independent research project culminating in a thesis and viva voce examination, guided by a dedicated team of expert supervisors. The program is designed to equip you with the rigorous methodological training and professional development necessary to launch a successful academic career.
Key Program Highlights
- Dedicated supervision from two academic experts tailored to your specific research project
- Comprehensive training in diverse legal research methodologies through the core Legal Research Methods module
- Integration into a vibrant research community through seminars, discussion groups, and collaborative opportunities
- Access to one of the country's most extensive LLM programs to complement your doctoral studies
- Opportunities for professional development, including paid undergraduate teaching experience for advanced students
Course Overview
The PhD in Law at the University of Nottingham offers a dynamic and supportive environment for advanced legal research, connecting you with a global academic community. You will undertake a significant, independent research project culminating in a thesis and viva voce examination, guided by a dedicated team of expert supervisors. The program is designed to equip you with the rigorous methodological training and professional development necessary to launch a successful academic career.
Key Program Highlights
- Dedicated supervision from two academic experts tailored to your specific research project
- Comprehensive training in diverse legal research methodologies through the core Legal Research Methods module
- Integration into a vibrant research community through seminars, discussion groups, and collaborative opportunities
- Access to one of the country's most extensive LLM programs to complement your doctoral studies
- Opportunities for professional development, including paid undergraduate teaching experience for advanced students