Roy Goode Scholarship (Postgraduate Law)
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About the award
Level: Masters\ Course: LLMs in the School of Law (see list below)\ Country/Region: Overseas\ Value: Half tuition fee waiver\ No. of awards: 2\ Deadline: N/A
More information
- Level: Masters
- Course: Part of the LLM Programme
- Value: Half tuition fee waiver
- Number of awards: 2
- Scholarship Deadline: 5 April 2026, 23:59 GMT
- Application Outcome Deadline: Scholarships will be awarded approximately from the beginning of July
More information
A candidate who meets the highest academic criteria will be selected for The Roy Goode Scholarship.
This prestigious award is bestowed in honour of the founder of CCLS, Professor Sir Roy Goode. The successful scholarship candidate will receive a half tuition fee waiver.
Applicable programmes
- Art, Business and Law LLM
- AI and the Law LLM
- Banking and Finance Law LLM
- Commercial and Corporate Law LLM
- Comparative and International Dispute Resolution LLM
- Energy and Climate Change Law LLM
- Environmental Law LLM
- Fashion Law LLM
- Insurance Law LLM
- Intellectual Property Law LLM
- International Economic Law LLM
- International Maritime Law LLM
- International Tax Law LLM
- Law and Economics LLM
- Regulation and Compliance LLM
- Tax Law LLM
- Technology, Media and Communications Law LLM
- Master of Laws*
- Paris LLM
How do you apply?
There is no separate application. If you wish to be considered, please apply for the programme by 15 March 2026 at 23:59 GMT.
We will consider all applicants that have achieved a UK first class honours degree (or equivalent*), and those who are on course to achieve a First.
From the week commencing 16 March, eligible candidates will be invited to submit a supporting statement and complete a form to compete for this award.
We will be awarding scholarships from the beginning of July to those who meet the above criteria (subject to availability). You must have an offer for the course to be considered for the award.
*overseas equivalencies can be found on the School of Law course pages.