Ph.D. in Law

A Ph.D. in Law, is a research program that focuses on advanced research and scholarship in the field of law. The program is typically designed for individuals who have already earned Masters of law degree and wish to pursue a career in academia, government, or research

The Ph.D. in Law program typically takes 3-4 years to complete, and requires students to complete coursework, pass comprehensive exams, and write and defend a dissertation. The coursework component of the program typically includes classes in legal theory, legal history, legal research methods, and a variety of specialized legal topics.

The dissertation is a significant piece of original research that makes a substantial contribution to the field of law. The dissertation must be approved by a committee of faculty members, and is usually presented and defended in a final oral examination.

A Ph.D. in Law is an ideal choice for individuals who wish to pursue a career in academia, teaching and researching at the college or university level. It is also useful for those who wish to work in the government, legal research, or in think tanks, international organizations or NGOs.