Law and Social Justice LLM

The LLM in Law and Social Justice is designed to empower students by expanding their understanding of contemporary social justice issues within both national and international contexts. Through a comprehensive examination of relevant legal frameworks, students will gain insight into how legal systems address—and sometimes perpetuate—issues of inequality, discrimination, and social inequity. This law and justice programme goes beyond a theoretical approach, encouraging students to engage in critical analyses of diverse strategies and solutions to these pressing issues. By studying real-world problems and examining various legal and policy responses, students will cultivate a robust understanding of how law can be a tool for social change. A key aspect of the LLM in Law and Social Justice is its commitment to research-led, student-centred, and active learning. This approach places students at the heart of their own learning experience, encouraging them to conduct original research, participate in dynamic discussions, and engage directly with current debates. By doing so, students will develop not only a deeper understanding of social justice but also the practical skills needed to contribute to meaningful change.

Minimum standard – IELTS 6.5 (or equivalent) for study at postgraduate level.

International students: £19,000 per year

UK students: £8,700 per year

UK/Home: £8,700 per year

International: £19,000 per year

September 2026

No fixed deadline — apply as early as possible. Applications close when the course is full.

• Waterside Campus, Northampton, United Kingdom