Leeds Beckett University

Overview

The Construction Law doctorate at Leeds Beckett University is tailored for professionals eager to explore legal issues and dispute resolution within the construction sector. This programme emphasizes rigorous research, allowing you to enhance your research skills while completing an original project that contributes meaningfully to the field of construction law.

• Award: Doctorate (Professional Doctorate)
• Subject area: Construction law and dispute resolution
• Study mode: Part-time
• Typical duration: 72 months (part-time)
• Delivery: Structured doctorate with a blend of taught research training and independent research
• Assessment: Original research thesis examined by a field expert
• Language of instruction: English
• Tuition fees: Fees vary based on individual circumstances
• Application & start dates: Check the programme website for current information

What you'll study

This professional doctorate integrates taught research development with independent study informed by practical experience. Your study plan will be customized according to your research interests and professional background.

Core components

• Research training and methods: Develop research design, data handling, and academic writing skills through structured coursework.
• Reflective practice: Engage in opportunities to assess your methodology and enhance your contribution to professional research.
• Independent research project: Complete an original thesis focused on a topic in construction law and dispute resolution.
• Thesis examination: Your final thesis will be evaluated by an expert in the relevant field.

Programme structure

• Early stage: Refine your research question, develop your proposal, and finalize your research strategy.
• Mid stage: Conduct your research and analyze findings, receiving ongoing supervision and feedback on your writing.
• Final stage: Finalize and submit your thesis for examination.

Note: Module titles and sequencing may differ by subject area and cohort. For the most accurate curriculum details, visit the programme website.

Entry requirements

Admission is contingent upon your academic qualifications and suitability for advanced research in construction law and dispute resolution. There are typically no specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this programme.

Career prospects