LLM International Law and Social Justice

The International Law and Social Justice LLM course at the University of Brighton is designed for law graduates, non-law graduates, and lawyers who want to develop their knowledge in international law, with a focus on social justice. This advanced legal qualification stands out for its focus on issues linked to justice, peace, and human rights within the context of international law. Course Content: The course provides a critical understanding of public international law and criminology, covering topics from international criminal law, human rights, violence and public health, gender and sexuality, and migration and asylum. There is a choice for students to pick modules according to their specific interests, coupled with a major independent research project.Key Modules: Modules available for students to choose from include International Human Rights Law, International Criminal Law, and Investigations, Migration, Asylum and Human Rights, Violence and Public Health, and Gender and Sexuality. Alongside these, students will also embark on the International Law and Human Rights Research Project, a major independent research task.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board. It provides a step towards becoming a solicitor or barrister in the UK, but is also an asset for other occupations due to the skills and knowledge acquired.Future Careers: Obtaining an LLM in International Law and Social Justice can open doors to careers in NGOs, charities, the government, education, and legal practice. It also provides the framework for students to pursue research degrees.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.