The University of Cambridge's Faculty of Law is among the oldest and most respected in the common-law world. Its graduate offerings are anchored by the Master of Law (LLM) and the specialized Master of Corporate Law (MCL).
Postgraduate Programs
The Cambridge LLM is a one-year taught degree spanning international, commercial, public, and comparative law, taught through lectures and small seminars and assessed largely by examination. The MCL is a smaller, practice-and-research-oriented program focused on corporate and commercial law. Research degrees (MPhil, PhD) are also available.
Who It Fits
Cambridge suits academically exceptional applicants who want a traditional, examination-rigorous LLM with a strong theoretical foundation and a globally recognized name. It is a frequent choice for future academics, barristers, and international practitioners.
Admissions Notes
Selection is heavily weighted toward academic results and references; the statement of interest should show genuine intellectual direction. College membership and English-language requirements should be planned early.
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