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PhD/DPhil - Doctor of Philosophy
Stag Hill
Full Time
JAN
4 years
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PhD/DPhil - Doctor of Philosophy
Stag Hill
Full Time
JAN
4 years
PhD/DPhil - Doctor of Philosophy
Stag Hill
Part Time
JAN
8 years
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Why choose this programme
Our PhD in Law aims to train the next generation of legal thinkers, law reformers, policy advisors, political activists, and academics. The?School of Law's??emphasis?on combining theory and practice makes us unique in the UK, and a world-class centre for deep and creative legal research.
Surrey’s specialisms in law offers you the opportunity to explore a diverse range of areas. We have?particular research?strengths?in:
Legal philosophy and legal theory
Neuroscience and law
Criminal law
Roman legal history
Environmental law
Health sciences and law
Artificial intelligence and law
Finance law and ethics
Human?rights law
European law
Public international law.
Our unique concentration of expertise in legal philosophy and legal theory is largely unparalleled worldwide.
Our academic staff are internationally recognised for their research and are experienced legal practitioners, providing consultancy to law firms, governments, non-governmental organisations and businesses around the world. As a School of Law doctoral student, you’ll be part of this thriving community of researchers engaged in a wide range of projects, and – depending on your area of study – you’ll be able to join a subject or research group,?as well as participate alongside academic staff in the activities of the School of Law.
Applicants are expected to hold at least a 2:1 Bachelors degree along with a Masters degree at a minimum of a merit level in Law, or other relevant discipline, from an approved university. If you are unable to offer these qualifications, you may still be considered for admission if you hold a first-class Bachelors degree in Law, or other relevant discipline, from an approved university, or a professional or other qualification deemed to be appropriate and equivalent.
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£21,000 per year
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The University of Surrey was established in 1891, and has a rich history of education and innovation....
