Getting onto a Law Masters course at Uni of Manchester

Hi,

I am currently in the final year of my Law degree, at a non Russell Group university.

I really want to apply to study a Masters in Health Care Ethics and Law (LLM) at the Uni of Manchester.

I was wondering how difficult it is to get onto a Master's level course at Manchester Uni? Would the fact I haven't attended a Russell group uni for my undergrad have an effect on my application?

Any general advice on the application experience etc would be a great help!

Thank you

It is not particularly difficult to get onto LLM courses - they are less competitive than at undergraduate level and it won't matter that you went to a non RG uni as long as you achieve a 2:1 or higher.

Hi,
I am currently in the final year of my Law degree, at a non Russell Group university.
I really want to apply to study a Masters in Health Care Ethics and Law (LLM) at the Uni of Manchester.
I was wondering how difficult it is to get onto a Master's level course at Manchester Uni? Would the fact I haven't attended a Russell group uni for my undergrad have an effect on my application?
Any general advice on the application experience etc would be a great help!
Thank you

Hi,
I am currently in the final year of my Law degree, at a non Russell Group university.
I really want to apply to study a Masters in Health Care Ethics and Law (LLM) at the Uni of Manchester.
I was wondering how difficult it is to get onto a Master's level course at Manchester Uni? Would the fact I haven't attended a Russell group uni for my undergrad have an effect on my application?
Any general advice on the application experience etc would be a great help!
Thank you

It is not particularly difficult to get onto LLM courses - they are less competitive than at undergraduate level and it won't matter that you went to a non RG uni as long as you achieve a 2:1 or higher.

Then again, on the University of Manchester website, under the specific LLM course I want to study (LLM in Intellectual Property), it says "when assessing your academic record, we consider the grades you have achieved and the standing of the institution where you studied your qualification". I go to a very low ranking univeristy but I am predicted a 2:1, could this potentially hinder me from gaining a place?

This is my issue too - i really do not know. I've seen people get into better ranked unis than Manchester for masters, from a non-Russell background. Yet, Manchester obviously specifies this so i imagine it is more difficult.

Hi,
I am currently in the final year of my Law degree, at a non Russell Group university.
I really want to apply to study a Masters in Health Care Ethics and Law (LLM) at the Uni of Manchester.
I was wondering how difficult it is to get onto a Master's level course at Manchester Uni? Would the fact I haven't attended a Russell group uni for my undergrad have an effect on my application?
Any general advice on the application experience etc would be a great help!
Thank you