You will get an in-depth understanding of European law theory. You will gain an advanced international and comparative approach, with exposure to crucial practical issues including constitutional law, the law relating to the single market, competition law, environmental law and employment law. You will be taught by staff who are advisers to European institutions such as EU institutions including the European Commission, the European Parliament and the EU Fundamental Rights Agency You will dissect a wide range of topics and professions, including: EU trade law EU human rights law EU migration law Data protection Criminal law EU environmental law You will also develop your ability to undertake basic research through both practical and theoretical means. We offer a Critical Thinking and Writing in Law module designed to improve your writing and research skills and the compulsory dissertation will fine-tune your ability to write sustained coherent narratives.