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Rank: 50 (The Complete University Guide)
Location: Lincoln (Main Site)
Website: https://www.lincoln.ac.uk
Study mode full-time
Degree: Masters
Start Date: 2020/09/14
Duration: 12 months
Intl fees: £14600
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Description
University of Lincoln has opted into the TEF and received a Gold award.
The LLM Conflict and Disaster Law is designed for those who wish to develop specialist expertise in Conflict and Disaster Law. The aim of the programme is to equip students with a critical understanding of how the law, policy and practice impacts responses to conflict and disaster in both human and environmental situations.A substantial dissertation is required as part of your study, which is designed to enable you to enhance your research skills as you undertake a detailed investigation in an area of your choice.
Requirements
Entry requirements
A second class honours degree or above in any subject or relevant experience.
Language qualifications
IELTS: 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5 in each)
Notice: This score might not be totally accurate. It is the default IELTS grade for The University of Lincoln.
About this university
International students
The International Office are the department available for the students travelling to the UK from the 100 different countries around the world current represented. They are on hand to help with matters such as visas and immigration as well as advice and support services, while the website has country specific information. There is an English Language Centre offering courses to those whom English isn't a first language and there is also the Student Support Centre for general help and assistance matters including counselling and academic advice. The Student Union was formed in 2001 and became a registered charity in 2007. It represents the students as well as organising the various clubs and societies and runs a number of entertainment venues around the campus. The Engine Shed is one of the top entertainment venues on the university campus, a converted former railway building that is now the largest live music venue in the region. There are plenty of different activities to get involved with outside the classroom. These include recreational and competitive sports, as well as interest based groups and those involved in the arts. Societies include those in media and music, religion, cultural, international, political and even charity based groups to help give something back to the larger community. Sports clubs range from indoor sports to water sports as well as martial arts clubs.
