LLM Criminal Law and Justice at University of Suffolk

Our innovative LLM integrates criminal law, evidence and procedure with the insights of criminology and psychology into the practices of the criminal courts. You will gain a practical and theoretical understanding of criminal law and justice whilst developing expertise in the principles of English criminal law with a focus on the practices of presenting, analysing and evaluating evidence. The course will draw on the insights of psychological research to deepen your understanding of the practical application of witness testimony and other types of evidence.

Faculty: School of Business, Arts, Social Sciences and Technology  |  Duration: One year full-time, two years part-time  |  Study mode: full-time (part-time option)  |  Intake: September and January  |  Location: Ipswich, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Modules include Contemporary Criminal Law (Requisite), Criminal Evidence and Psychology (Requisite), International Criminal Justice Systems (Requisite), Independent Project A: Dissertation (Requisite), Independent Project B: Placement (Requisite).

Career pathways

The completion of our LLM in Criminal Law and Justice could support you in starting or developing your career in a range of roles in the criminal justice system. This could include positions as a paralegal or caseworker in criminal defence firms or public sector organisations.

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