MA LLB is a dual-degree program that interrelates a Master's in Arts (MA) in a social science or humanities subject with a Bachelor of Legislative Law (LLB). This is for students who want to specialize in dual fields, legal matters and political science, sociology, or economics. An MA is usually earned after a batchelors, whereas, LLB is an undergraduate degree in law that allows the graduate to practice law. There are integrated MA LLB programs provided by some universities which enable students to earn both degrees faster.
The MA LLB is especially useful for those who wish to conduct legal research, work on policy, advocacy, or teach law. It enables students to develop critical writing and analytical skills. The S and humanities concentration enhanced legal trained received at law school complemented with the LLB qualify graduates for a broad range of occupations in law, teaching, public service, and the business world that demands legal services.