Postgraduate course in Language and the Law

The Postgraduate Course in Language and the Law (CLLID), together with the postgraduate courses in Trademarks and Patents (CMARP) and Forensic Linguistic Mediation (CMEDL), make up the study plan for the Postgraduate Diploma in Forensic Linguistics (Legal and Judicial Language) (DLIFJ). This course deals with reading comprehension for legal documents, legal and judicial discourse, legal and judicial interpretation and translation and supporting interpretation and translation in multilingual contexts.

In turn, the Postgraduate Programme in Forensic Linguistics (Legal and Judicial Language), together with the Postgraduate Programme in Forensic Linguistics (Forensic Linguistic Technical Studies) (DLIFP), make up the Master in Forensic Linguistics (MLINF).

Classroom-based

This Master is aimed at graduates of Linguistics, Translation, Philology and other fields such as Law, Journalism and Psychology who wish to specialise in applied forensic linguistics and study the interface between language and law.