• The Master of Laws in Criminal Justice and Criminal Law program at the University of Leeds is a duration of 1-year.
  • The LLM in Criminal Justice and Criminal Law is a full-time and on-campus program. 
  • Students will also explore and examine the intricate and complex relationships and dynamics between criminological theory, research and practice, and the impact of criminal justice processes on individuals and social groups
  • Some of the main courses students go through in this program are:
    • Criminal Justice Processes
    • Contemporary Criminological Theory and Approaches
    • Dissertation Criminal Law/Criminal Justice
    • Central Issues in Criminal Law
    • International Criminal Law
    • Security, Conflict, and Justice
    • European Human Rights
    • Financial Crime
  • This program is particularly suited to those who wish to pursue a career in public service, the private sector, the voluntary sector, or any other arena and advanced knowledge of criminal justice, criminology, and criminal law issues.
  • The student-faculty ratio of this college is 11:1.
  • The School of Law offers career and personal development support through the School’s dedicated Employability Officers.
  • The acceptance rate of the University of Leeds is 75%.
  • The University of Leeds is ranked in the top 100 universities in the QS World University Rankings 2021.