LLM Criminal Law and Justice

The LLM Criminal Law and Justice program at the University of Suffolk provides an opportunity for learners to acquire an in-depth and critical understanding of complex issues in criminal law and criminal justice. The program is designed to enable students to acquire advanced knowledge of the principles and concepts in these two areas and demonstrate an ability to critically analyze these concepts in the context of contemporary issues and debates.Course Content: This program explores both the theoretical and practical aspects of criminal law and criminal justice, allowing students to understand and apply the principles in real-life situations. Core subjects include international human rights and criminal justice, youth justice, advanced research methods, and the dissertation module where the student can research in their area of interest.Key Modules: Some of the prominent modules in this program are International Human Rights and Criminal Justice, Youth Justice, Principles of Criminal Law and Justice, Advanced Research Methods, and a Dissertation.Accreditations: Not specifically mentioned on the course page.Future Careers: The promising future career paths for graduates from this program include but are not limited to criminal law practice, the civil service, non-governmental organizations, and charities. The acquired skills can also be valuable for those who wish to pursue an international career with organizations like the United Nations or the European Union.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.