The LLM in International Criminal Law and Security will offer a unique overview of how different types of law, including international law, define and regulate a range of different security issues ranging from terrorism and war crimes through to maritime security. It should be of interest to a wide range of individuals concerned both academically and professionally with contemporary security issues, challenges and problems. The course is taught by academics specialist in their field and who contribute to current legal and policy debates. It has been set up in such a way as to allow a flexible and contextual approach to the topics discussed.
The programme offers excellent career prospects for those wishing to pursue careers with international organisations such as the United Nations, the Council of Europe, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the Organisation of American States, the African Union and the Arab League.
CORE MODULES
- Advanced Legal Systems
- Advanced Legal Research
- International Criminal Law and Security
- Maritime Law and Security
- Transnational Regulation of Terrorism
- 15,000 word Dissertation
OPTIONAL MODULES
- Transnational Regulation of Human Trafficking
- Human Rights in a European and International Context
- EU Citizenship and Human Rights
- International Intellectual Property Law
- World Trade Organisation Law and Policy
- International Company and Commercial Law
Please note all options may not be offered in every academic year.