Course summary
At Aston Law School our PhD programme is designed to train Doctoral students who aspire to become future academics or professional industry researchers. Aston Law School Research at Aston Law School addresses a wide variety of disciplinary and interdisciplinary themes. Aston Law School welcomes applications for PhD study. We have a strong record of PhD completions. Our staff have the expertise and enthusiasm to supervise PhD study across a range of areas. Recent topics have included:
- international labour rights
- international dispute resolution
- proprietary restitution
- reliance-based private law claims
Entry requirements
All candidates should hold the equivalent of a UK First or Upper Second Class Honours undergraduate degree from an approved university or higher education institution. They should also hold the equivalent of a UK masters degree in business, management, or the social sciences (or related disciplines) from an approved university or higher education institution, with a significant research/dissertation component, having achieved an overall grade of Merit. While neither degree needs to be directly related to your proposed subject/topic of research, you must be able to demonstrate your ability to undertake research, at an advanced level, in this field. Where candidates have successfully completed a masters degree that does not contain a significant research/dissertation component, they may be required to provide alternative evidence of their ability to undertake research at an advanced level.
Fees and funding
Tuition fees
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Additional fee information
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Provider information
Aston University, Birmingham
Aston Triangle
Birmingham
B4 7ET