Law joint degree (with Arts and Social Sciences subjects) LLM/MSc/MA: Who teaches this course

This course is taught jointly by:

• the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences; and
• the Faculty of Business and Law. 

The Faculty of Business and Law

Kingston Law School, alongside Kingston Business School forms the Faculty of Business and Law. Both schools are internationally recognised as leading centres of postgraduate learning, providing a stimulating and supportive study environment.

International reputation for teaching expertise: Our academic staff are recognised for providing a high quality service to their students and external partners, with some individuals having gained international reputations for their leading work in research and development. Full-time staff are augmented by visiting specialists from industry and the professions to ensure that we keep abreast of the latest thinking and developments.

Our teaching is focused very much on applying theory to real, practical situations. All our courses are structured to ensure a stimulating and balanced programme of study. Plus your learning experience is enhanced with the use of a wide range of teaching resources including e-learning technologies, interactive classroom sessions and student-led group projects.

Innovative research environment: In the most recent Research Assessment Exercise (RAE 2008) Kingston Business School and Law School recorded excellent results, demonstrating the significance and impact of research in the Faculty.

Where is the Faculty based? The Faculty is based at the modern Kingston Hill campus, which is set in landscaped gardens and enjoys a real community feel.

The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Students in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences benefit from a lively study environment, thanks to the wide range of postgraduate courses on offer in the Faculty. Programmes cover everything from English literature and music to human rights and politics.

The Faculty provides a vibrant and forward-thinking environment for study with:

• courses designed in collaboration with industry professionals – keeping you up to date with the latest developments;
• established connections with the London arts and media scene – with a range of guest speakers, professors and lecturers visiting the University; and
• committed and enthusiastic staff – many of whom are expert practitioners as well as leading academics and researchers.

The Faculty's combination of academics and practitioners makes it a unique environment in which to further your studies and your career.

Where is the Faculty based? Most students in the Faculty are based at the University's Penrhyn Road campus, with our music and education courses taught at the Kingston Hill campus. Our extensive facilities include:

• state-of-the-art psychology and film/media labs;
• specialist archives and libraries; and
• two theatres, plus music recording and post-production facilities.