Master of Laws - Transnational Criminal Justice

Master of Laws (LLM) gives legal professionals the opportunity to specialise in a highly relevant expertise in key areas of law and gain crucial insight and practice into the modern financial and business world. Delivered by a range of professional lawyers, international experts and guest lecturers including leading academics, researchers, judges, officials and practitioners, students will learn more about various legal systems and be able to contextualise their learning.

Students will study the core module in the specialism in which they wish to qualify in Term 1 or Term 2 and complete an 8,500 - word dissertation within their core module in Term 3. Students will also study three elective modules, which can include other core modules in Terms 1 and 2. With the Master of Laws (LLM), students will experience live, face-to-face teaching which provides an important social and collaborative learning environment. Students will also gain valuable interaction with the professionally experienced law tutors, who use their expertise to bring the studies to life.

LLM in Transnational Criminal Justice

Transnational criminal justice addresses the laws, procedures and mechanisms which allow states to co-operate and assume jurisdiction in cross-border crime. The module is taught by lecturers with considerable academic standing and practical experience in the field. Part of the course involves the use of the civil law in pursuing questioned wealth and asset recovery.