All applicants for the MA and LLM programmes at the School should possess a Bachelor degree or equivalent.
We accept a wide range of subjects for entry and you do not need to have necessarily studied Political Science or law previously.
Typical first degrees of our students include Economics, History, Classics, Languages, Philosophy, Geography & Psychology (among others).

University of Kent
The MA in International Migration programme allows students to study migration – including human trafficking, asylum and forced migration as well as integration and citizenship – in the context of other fields or to focus on different aspects of migration.
International Migration allows students to gain an in-depth understanding of the broader field of migration while enabling them either to specialise in migration or to examine the links between migration and fields ranging from development economics and conflict analysis to human rights law or international migration law.