Master of Laws (LLM) Programme

Fees and Funding 2013-14

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees cover all elements of tuition, registration and examination. All fees quoted are for the session 2013-14 and relate to the whole session. Fees for subsequent years of study are subject to increase and this is implicit in accepting the offer of a place at UCL. For full details visit: Fee Schedules 2013-14

Other Financial Assistance
Information about other sources of funding for Law courses is available on the Scholarships and Funding website.

Information on estimated living expenses can be found here: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/accommodation/living-london

Scholarships

**Decisions on the LLM Scholarships and the Joseph Hume Scholarship have been made. Successful candidates have been notified by email.**

1. Faculty of Laws LLM Scholarships 2013-14 (10 available)
2. Joseph Hume Scholarship 2013-14
3. Victor Pinchuk Foundation for Ukrainian Students 2013-14

1. Faculty of Laws LLM Scholarships 2013-14

The Faculty currently offers the following scholarships for the LLM, to overseas applicants from outside the European Union except The Master of the Rolls Scholarship which is open to all Commonwealth students.

•  Five Bentham Scholarships
•  The Master of the Rolls Scholarship for Commonwealth Students
•  The John Carr Scholarship for students from Africa and the Caribbean
•  The Sir Frederick Pollock Scholarship for students from North America
•  The Sir John Salmond Scholarship for students from Australia and New Zealand
•  The Chief Justice Scholarship for students from India

The value of each of these scholarships is £5,000.

There is no application for the scholarships. Applicants will be automatically considered for the scholarships that they are eligible for if they are offered a place on the LLM. The Scholarships will be based upon academic merit using the application submitted for the LLM programme. In order to be eligible for a Scholarship, UCL must receive a complete application by Friday 1st March 2013. Please note that the application will not be considered complete if you apply online by Friday 1st March 2013 but it is still pending one or both references.

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2. Joseph Hume Scholarship 2013-14

One scholarship worth £1,600 is available for prospective LLM students or prospective and current MPhil/PhD research students in Laws.

The deadline is Friday 1st March 2013.

There is no application form for the Joseph Hume Scholarship if you will commence your programme that coming year. Applicants who have submitted a complete application by the deadline date will automatically be considered for the scholarship. The scholarship will be awarded based upon academic merit using the application form for the LLM programme or the MPhil/PhD programme. Current PhD students are eligible to apply. If you are a current PhD student, please see here for information on how to apply: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/prospective/research/index.shtml?funding

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3. Victor Pinchuk Foundation for Ukrainian Students 2013-14

We would like to inform Ukrainian students applying for the UCL LLM about the grant programme "WorldWideStudies of the Victor Pinchuk Foundation".

WorldWideStudies provides grants up to 50.000 USD, covering up to 60% of the overall cost for Ukrainians until the age of 35 who want to pursue a Master’s Degree in agricultural studies, environmental studies, law and public administration at one of the world’s 200 best universities, including UCL. Applicants must demonstrate excellence, leadership, and a commitment to return to Ukraine to work there for at least 5 years. Also, they must have been accepted by the university of their choice.

Further information about the grant scheme, deadlines and how to apply can be found here.

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Last updated 31 July 2012