The Master of Advocacy at the University of Malta is a full-time, three-semester postgraduate program (90 ECTS) designed for law graduates aiming to become advocates. The program covers core procedural law areas, including Civil Procedure, Constitutional and Human Rights Procedure, Criminal Procedure, and EU Procedure. A key component is the practical training, emphasizing professional ethics and skills needed for legal practice, such as moot court simulations.

Admission Requirements

• Academic Background: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B. Hons) with at least Second Class Honors or a Diploma of Notary Public.
• Additional Requirements: Submission of a Police Certificate of Conduct.

For more details, visit the Master of Advocacy page.