International Crime, Justice and Security (Part-time) Liverpool John Moores University

Overview

You will explore critical issues such as international criminal justice, conflict and warfare in law, human rights protection, and the legal frameworks shaping global security. The International Crime, Justice and Security (Part-time) course offered by Liverpool John Moores University combines academic rigour with practical relevance, preparing you for a career in international legal practice, government, or non-governmental organisations.

Career paths

This LLM is designed to enhance employability in the international legal and justice sectors, as well as allied fields. Graduates may pursue careers in:

• International organisations (e.g. UN, ICC, Council of Europe, OSCE)

• Government agencies and diplomatic services

• Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) working in human rights, conflict prevention, peacebuilding or security

• Law firms with an international or human rights practice

• Academic and research careers, including PhD progression

• Policy, advocacy and consultancy roles in international security and justice

The degree equips graduates with the intellectual and practical skills needed to critically engage with complex international legal frameworks and to shape policy and practice in global justice.