Law and Criminology LLM at Bangor University

The LLM Law and Criminology combines the study of legal structures with criminological theory, policing and conflict, giving an international perspective on crime, justice and law. The dissertation is law-focused and applies legal research methods to crime and criminal justice.

Department: Bangor Law School  |  Intake: September  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom

What you will study

Students take 180 credits, including Legal Research Methods and the dissertation, with 40 credits from law and 60 credits from criminology. Law options include Public International Law, International Climate Change Law and Policy, Cultural Heritage in International Law and Contemporary Issues in International Environmental Law; criminology options include Comparative International Criminal Justice and Transnational Crime. Teaching is mostly seminar-based.

Career pathways

Graduates enter domestic, regional or international law, the civil service, government departments, international diplomacy, business, teaching and academic research.

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