Master of Crime and Litigation - LLM

The law is a discipline that applies to understanding and interpreting the laws, principles, principles, and principles that govern social behavior. The respected men and women who do it every day do so for the purpose of keeping the law and ensuring that justice is done. Some of the most popular sectors within the Law include European or International Law, Criminal, Civil, Public or Private Law, and Patent & Intellectual Law. The law is one of the oldest and most respected laws in all of history, so the expectations of law students are high, but so are the rewards. Whether you decide to become a judge, defense lawyer, prosecutor, or focus on the performance of a particular organization or company, you will be expected to have a high level of knowledge, a great sense of justice, a great vocabulary, and excellent communication and communication skills. You will need to support them with good memory and critical analytical thinking.

London South bank University Law has created a professional future for thousands of law students. A critical and comparative study of justice and criminal justice in this course will give you a clearer understanding of the main principles of the UK criminal justice system, its issues, approaches and debates. If you are a recent graduate, or are already working in the field of criminal justice, you will improve your academic and practical knowledge of the criminal procedure. This program is especially important for human rights workers and policy representatives working in the UK or abroad.

By the time you are done you will have developed a detailed and systematic understanding of criminal and criminal justice systems and will be able to work on the field of work and do research in these areas. Upon completion of the course you will develop advanced legal skills and an informed and demonstrable understanding of the criminal justice system. As well as legal practice, graduates of this LLM may seek employment in a variety of related fields such as research and policy making, police, prisons and probation services.