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Stirling, University of, LLM, Commercial Law

University of Stirling
 United Kingdom

Entry requirements

A good Honours degree in Law or a related discipline; students for whom English is not the first language must provide evidence of your proficiency such as a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 (minimum 6 in each skill;) or TOEFL 577/233/90 (paper/computer/internet).

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Location

  • Beautiful 125.5-hectare (310-acre) campus boasting a loch and an 18th-century castle situated less than an hour away from Edinburgh and Glasgow.
  • The historic and lively City of Stirling is only a ten minute bus ride from the campus and the university encourages and supports students and staff to user greener methods of transport.
  • Had adopted the Carbon Management Programme (CMP) and aims to reduce the university's CO2 output by 20% by 2013.
  • The campus has been described by the police as one of the safest in Britain and has a strong community feel.
  • The university was voted first in the UK for a 'good place to be'.