Law

Students who undertake this programme are challenged to think more critically about the social, cultural and political dimensions of the law, as well as the technical aspects of its application.

On completion, you will equipped to:

• Demonstrate specialised knowledge and understanding of module taken
• Apply that knowledge and understanding in diverse environments
• Communicate, appropriately, to different audiences

EU & Non-EU Fee information can be found here: https://www.ucd.ie/students/fees/

Please refer to the above link as other fees found elsewhere may not be current.

Applications are accepted from 

• Practising barristers or solicitors
• Barristers or solicitors actively engaged in legally connected employment,
• Graduates holding an approved university degree or law-based interdisciplinary university degree,
• Persons with other academic and/or professional qualifications and/or such experiences as would satisfy the School that they are able to participate on this course.

Applicants should take careful note of the following

• The personal statement is an important component of the application. It should contain information demonstrating your capability to undertake the course successfully. Thus, you should detail your relevant professional and practical experience.
• Applicants must nominate two academic referees unless the applicant has been in employment for more than two years, in which case one of the named referees must be an employer. Applicants are required to submit the name, position held, postal address, email address and contact number for the two academic referees.

Part Time option suitable for:

Domestic(EEA) applicants: Yes
International (Non EEA) applicants: No

Applications for admission to the Programme are invited from practising barristers or solicitors, graduates holding an approved university law degree or law-based inter disciplinary university degree or equivalent.

Applications will also be considered from the holders of academic and/or professional qualifications and/or proof of such experience as satisfy the School of Law that they are able to participate fully in the course and will be required to study the Introduction to Law module in advance of being admitted to the course.