Many law graduates have an opportunity to complete a dissertation when they “top-up” their post-graduate studies on the LPC or BPTC. This book is specifically aimed at law students who are undertaking a practice-focused law dissertation as part of their LLM.

Many students start this journey without a clear understanding of what this task will need. In this easy to read introduction Suzanne will help you with the essential tasks you need to consider BEFORE choosing your dissertation title.

By the end of the book you will have a: -

•Clear and specific law topic;

•Law thesis ;

•Clear list of issues you want to explore in your dissertation;

•Clear idea of the practical application of your area of law;

•Plan for the research method[s] you will use.

"My honest opinion is this is an absolute gem of a book. As I read the book it took me back to the days when I had to plan and write my own LLM dissertation. If I had known half of the information and advice Suzanne sets out in this book, the whole process of writing my dissertation would have been lot easier and more enjoyable. Writing a dissertation is a difficult task and it is easy to be overwhelmed by the whole process. This book offers compassion, wisdom and courage to anyone writing a dissertation."

Saddy Njie,

September 2018