A Doctor of Philosophy in Law (PhD) is a research-based program that teaches students how to apply and understand legal theory. Students can conduct independent research in areas such as corporate law, human rights, and international law.
What can I expect to learn? How to apply legal theory, How to conduct independent research, and How to contribute to the development of law.
What are some areas of specialization?
- Corporate law: Focuses on corporate governance and business transactions
- International law: Focuses on treaties and human rights
- Human rights law: Focuses on civil liberties and social justice
- Family law: Focuses on marriage, divorce, and child custody
What are the benefits?
- A PhD can help you develop your career
- You can apply for more advanced jobs
- You can earn higher pay
- You can become a more valuable asset to your organization
- You can increase your employment security