The University of London Master of Laws (LLM), is a world-class, flexible laws. The academic direction at Postgraduate level is by Queen Mary and University London. There are 2 sessions available in May and in October. ICLS provides comprehensive curriculum guidance and mentorship for professionals looking to align their credentials with the world-class standards of the University of London. Our role is to facilitate your journey through the rigorous demands of postgraduate legal studies, including the PG Cert, PG Dip, and the full Master’s framework.
- Postgraduate
- Globally Recognised
- Awarding Body: University of London
Programme Overview
Instead of a traditional classroom delivery, we focus on strategic module management. Our advisors help you navigate the 16-module requirement across four core stages, ensuring you meet the benchmarks set by lead colleges like Queen Mary and UCL.
Programme Highlights
| Faculty | LLM |
| Language | English |
Core Learning Areas
Academically directed by UCL and Queen Mary University of London, both top‑ranked law schools.
| International Law | Public International Law, Human Rights, Humanitarian Law |
| Commercial & Corporate Law | Company Law, Banking & Finance, International Trade |
| Dispute Resolution | Arbitration, Mediation, International Commercial Litigation |
| Criminal & Justice Studies | Criminal Law, Criminology, Evidence |
| Intellectual Property & Technology Law | Copyright, Patents, IT & Media Law |
| Specialised Fields | Environmental Law, Maritime Law, Tax Law, Competition Law |
Programme Structures
Entry Routes
Postgraduate Certificate (4 modules), Postgraduate Diploma (8 modules), or full LLM (16 modules).
Modules & Courses
Each course = 4 modules. LLM requires 4 courses (16 modules).
Specialisation
Choose from 33 specialisms (e.g., Human Rights, Commercial Law, Environmental Law) or mix courses for a general LLM.
Flexible: 1 to 5 years (distance learning or teaching centre).
Learn From Industry Experts
Haroon Mumtaz
Commercial Corporate Law
Company Law
Barrister Haroon Mumtaz is a partner at Cornelius, Lane and Mufti (CLM). He specialises in Commercial Law, Contract law, Company Law, Arbitration (International and Domestic), Real Estate (project development and conveyancing), Oil and Gas concessions, Telecommunication Laws, Infrastructure and Power Projects, Public-Private Partnerships, Public Procurement, Banking Law, Financial Transactions, Equity and Trusts, Law of Charities and Non Profit Organizations and Administration of Estates and Inheritance laws and general Civil law.
Ayesha Raza Farooq
Ms Ayesha Raza Farooq has recently been appointed as Prime Ministers focal person for anti-polio campaign.
Member national Assembly
Senator
She joined Ramdays in 2009 and attends to the legal as well as quasi-legal matters being handled by the Chamber. In the year 2013, continuing this work while at Ramdays, she also entered politics; was elected as a Member of the National Assembly and in the year 2015, she was elected as a Member of the Senate of Pakistan. During her period, she was assigned the leadership of Polio Eradication in the country and for the extraordinary services rendered by her in the field, she was honoured by the President of Pakistan by awarding her the Sitara-e-Imtiaz.
Ahmer Bilal Soofi
Ahmer Bilal Soofi is the Senior Managing Partner of ABS & Co and the head of its dispute resolution practice.
Arbitration
International Law
He has more than thirty years of experience in representing the federal and provincial governments, ministerial departments, regulatory bodies, financial institutions, listed and unlisted companies, high-net individuals including prince(s) and other foreign sovereigns on a broad range of contentious matters that include commercial, constitutional, tax, employment, trade, energy and other investment disputes.
Everything You Need to Apply
Admission Requirements
- Completed application form
- Academic transcripts & certificates
- 2 passport size photographs
- Birth certificate/CNIC