University of East London

Overview

The LLM in Transitional Justice and Conflict at the University of East London (UEL) delves into the ways societies address mass atrocities, human rights violations, and the repercussions of conflict through legal frameworks and policy-making. This program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate complex transitional justice issues in various contexts.

What you'll study

This course emphasizes a blend of core modules and elective options, enabling you to customize your academic experience based on your interests in transitional justice and international law. You will engage in project-based learning, applying theoretical concepts to real-world challenges.

• Core modules (indicative):
  • International Law: Problems and Process
  • War and Human Rights
  • International Criminal Law
  • Applied Project / Work-based Project (route-dependent)
• Optional modules (indicative):
  • Law of International Finance
  • Financial Crime and Corporate Criminal Liability
  • International Corporate Governance
  • The Law of the World Trade Organisation and Globalisation
  • International Environmental Law
• Capstone option: Depending on the program regulations, you may have the opportunity to complete a dissertation or an extended project.

Note: Module availability may vary. It is advisable to confirm the current module list with UEL for accurate planning.

Entry requirements

Candidates are generally expected to hold a Lower Second Class degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline. Additionally, proficiency in English is required for non-native speakers.

Career prospects

Graduates of this program will possess the skills necessary to pursue careers in various fields, including international law, human rights advocacy, public policy, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The knowledge gained in this course will empower you to contribute effectively to efforts aimed at addressing injustice and promoting peace in post-conflict societies.