LLD

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LLD is a doctoral-level law degree focused on advanced legal research and scholarship.

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instanceOf academic degree
doctoral law degree
abbreviationOrigin plural of lex (legum) indicating laws
academicLevel doctoral
aim develop high-level expertise in a specialized area of law
produce publishable legal research
train independent legal scholars
commonResearchAreas commercial law
comparative law
constitutional law
human rights law
international law
legal philosophy
degreeType postgraduate degree
terminal degree in law
field law
focus advanced legal research
legal scholarship
legal theory
publications in law
fullForm Doctor of Laws
Legum Doctor NERFINISHED
grantedBy law faculties
universities
hasVariant L.L.D.
LL.D. NERFINISHED
honoraryUse awarded for distinguished contributions to law
awarded for outstanding legal scholarship
awarded for public service related to law
languageOfAbbreviation Latin NERFINISHED
mayBe earned degree
honorary degree
oftenRequires LLM or equivalent
prior law degree
positionInHierarchy above master-level law degrees
comparable to PhD in law (in many systems)
requires advanced coursework in law (in some jurisdictions)
completion of substantial dissertation in law
original contribution to legal scholarship
typicalOutcome academic career in law
legal research career
legal scholar role
university faculty position in law
usedIn some civil law jurisdictions
various common law jurisdictions

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Faculty of Law offersProgram LLD
subject surface form: Faculty of Law, University of Pretoria