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MPhil / DPhil in Law
Research topics
Research routes
Research topics
In the past, students have undertaken research in the following areas:
- International Joint Venture Agreements in Developing Countries and less developed countries - developing a legal framework
- Family law in Kazakhstan
Research routes
We offer three different programmes of postgraduate study, each in either full-time or part-time mode. The first two comprise degree by research while the third represents a taught programme. The degrees by research require an original contribution to the body of knowledge in a particular academic or professional discipline.
- DPhil - 3 academic years of full time study or 6 years of part time study.
- MPhil- 2 academic years of full time study or 4 years of part time study.
- LLM - 1 academic year of full time study.
Normally, postgraduate students wishing to register for our DPhil programme must first register for the MPhil and seek conversion at a later stage. The School operates a system of preliminary registration for all research degrees to allow students to prepare a formal proposal during their first two terms of study. All research students must also subject their work to an annual progress review.
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