Two academic references relating to your most relevant/recent academic achievement

Transcript of all marks for your degree(s) and degree certificate(s) (undergraduate and postgraduate if applicable)

Evidence of English language proficiency. Please use the following link for further information: http://www.kent.ac.uk/courses/postgrad/apply/entry.html.

Personal statement and CV

Research proposal (if applying for a research degree). An example is available here: https://www.kent.ac.uk/law/postgraduate/research/index.html.

KLS does not have a deadline for applications. However please be aware of deadlines for funding applications and campus accommodation application.

To be considered for the KLS Taught Masters Overseas Scholarship you should:

a) Complete an online application for one of our specialised LLM programmes and upload the required supporting documentation for that application.
b) Submit by email a case for the award of the scholarship along with a KLS PG Funding Application Form to klspgfunding@kent.ac.uk.

Further information and the KLS PG Funding Application Form is available here: http://www.kent.ac.uk/law/postgraduate/funding/overseas.html.

To be considered for this studentship, candidates must make a formal application for postgraduate research study at the University of Kent. Applications to the University can be made online. In addition to the regular supporting documents required, candidates must submit a sample of written work (not exceeding 5,000 words). Finally a KLS PG Funding Application form must be submitted.

Specific information, funding application form and contact information is available here: http://www.kent.ac.uk/law/postgraduate/funding/research.html.

Questions may be emailed to klspgfunding@kent.ac.uk

To be considered for this studentship, candidates must make a formal application for postgraduate research study at the University of Kent. Applications to the University can be made online. In addition to the regular supporting documents required, candidates must submit a sample of written work (not exceeding 5,000 words). Finally a KLS PG Funding Application form must be submitted.

Specific information, funding application form and contact information is available here: http://www.kent.ac.uk/law/postgraduate/funding/research.html.

Questions may be emailed to klspgfunding@kent.ac.uk

Specific application details are availabe here: http://www.kent.ac.uk/law/postgraduate/funding/research.html.

The taught LLM programme at Canterbury will commence in September of every year. The term dates are available by using the following link to the website: http://www.kent.ac.uk/about/termdates.php.

Research students, that is LLM by Research, MPhil and PhD students, commence in September. Exceptionally, it is possible, but subject to approval, to commence in January.

During the first week of the autumn and spring term you will be given the opportunity to try different modules. For these weeks only, you will be able to attend the lectures of any postgraduate law modules on offer before finally registering for modules via the online module registration process.

Prior to the first week of term, a module fair is held in order to help students to decide which modules to take. Module convenors discuss for approximately five minutes the objectives of their module.

It is advisable that modules are registered during/after the module introduction week.

A new online PhD application is not required. In order to be considered you should submit the following to klspgfunding@kent.ac.uk:

- Updated research proposal
- Sample of written work
- KLS PG Funding Application form, available here. (Application number will not be applicable)

You should also organise for your supervisor to submit a supporting reference to klspgfunding@kent.ac.uk.