Who is eligible for a postgraduate family and childcare law degree?
A postgraduate course in family law and childcare law is suitable not only for recent law graduates but also employed professionals who wish to gain a greater understanding of child and family law. Consequently, it is usually offered both as a full time course over the period of one year, or a part time course which can be undertaken over two to three years. In order to be eligible for a postgraduate degree in family and childcare law, you will usually have to hold a good Honours degree, in either law itself or a related subject. Other equivalent professional qualifications or a substantial amount of relevant professional experience may also be enough to secure a place on a course. English language requirements vary between institutions but most ask that you are proficient and have an IELTS score of 7.0 or TOEFL score of 250 (computer based) or 600 (paper based) What are the career opportunities following a postgraduate family and childcare law course? Following a postgraduate course i
