2010-11
MODULE TIMETABLE – LLM (LEGAL ASPECTS OF MEDICAL
PRACTICE) (full-time)
Programme structure
To qualify for the LLM (Legal Aspects of Medical Practice), students must fulfil the following conditions:
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Complete the modules in Group 1, and a Spring Semester 30 credit module from Group 2 (other than
the LAMP modules CLT514 Law and Psychiatry and CLT618 Key Legal Aspects of Psychiatry and
Reproductive Medicine and the Family, modules are subject to timetabling restrictions);
Complete a dissertation in any area of legal aspects of medical practice.
GROUP 1
Module Code
Title
Credit
Semester
CLT510
Introduction to Medical Law and the Law of Healthcare Management
30
Autumn
CLT511
Consent to Treatment
30
Spring
CLT512
Clinical Negligence
30
Autumn
GROUP 2
Credit
Semester
CLT514
Module Code
Law and Psychiatry 1
Title
30
Spring
CLT618
Key Legal Aspects of Psychiatry and Reproductive Medicine and the
Family1
30
Spring
CLT121
Conceptual Foundations & Historical Development of Canon Law
30
Autumn
CLT122
Government and Ministry in Canon Law
30
Spring
CLT123
Doctrine, Liturgy and Rites in Canon Law
30
Autumn
CLT124
The Interface of Canon Law and Civil Law
30
Spring
CLT201
Competition Law
30
Autumn
CLT203
Intellectual Property
30
Autumn
2
CLT204
Insurance Law
30
Autumn
CLT205
International Sales Law
30
Autumn
CLT206
International Banking Law
30
Autumn
CLT211
Comparative Corporate Governance
30
Autumn
CLT216
Carriage of Goods by Land, Sea and Air
30
Spring
CLT218
World Trade Law
30
Autumn
CLT219
Commercial Property Law
30
Spring
CLT221
Telecommunications Law
30
Spring
CLT222
Electronic Commercial Transactions
30
Autumn
CLT341
European Union Substantive Law
30
Autumn
CLT343
Public Law in Europe
30
Spring
CLT345
European Union Law and Governance
30
Spring
CLT405
Marine Insurance 2
30
Spring
CLT601
Human Rights, Health and Disability
30
Spring
CLT602
Human Rights: National and International Legal Contexts
30
Autumn
CLT603
International Humanitarian Law
30
Autumn
CLT605
The Law of Devolution in Wales
30
Spring
CLT606
Constitutionalism and Governance
30
Autumn
CLT607
Community Care, Rights and the Law
30
Autumn
CLT609
Themes in Empirical Socio-Legal Studies
30
Autumn
CLT611
Money Laundering
30
Spring
CLT612
Legal Theory
30
Autumn
CLT613
Constitutionalism in Central Europe
30
Spring
CLT614
International Affairs: Legal and Political Aspects
30
Autumn
2010-11
Module Code
Title
Credit
Semester
CLT615
Human Rights and Global Justice
30
Spring
CLT616
International Law on the Use of Force
30
Spring
CLT617
International Oil and Gas Law and Policy
30
Spring
CLT621
Commercial Arbitration
30
Spring
CLT622
Environmental and Climate Change Law
30
Spring
1
Students may not take both Law and Psychiatry and Key Legal Aspects of Psychiatry and Reproductive Medicine and the Family1
2
Students may not take both Insurance Law and Marine Insurance