The Master of Laws (LLM) in Child Law at The University of Law is a postgraduate degree crafted for both law and non-law graduates seeking to deepen their academic legal understanding. This internationally recognised Master’s course is ideal if you aim to advance your career in areas such as social work, child custody mediation, or charity advising. You will explore critical aspects of child law, developing specialised knowledge that addresses the complex legal and ethical considerations surrounding children’s rights and welfare in contemporary society.
This full-time, on-campus LLM is studied over one year, with Terms 1 and 2 dedicated to core Child Law Research Methods training, preparing you for your dissertation. You will then select three elective modules from a diverse list, potentially including Domestic Human Rights, Family Law, or International Human Rights. Term 3 focuses on your dissertation in Child Law. You will graduate with advanced legal research and analytical skills, ready to pursue impactful roles within legal practice, policy development, or advocacy organisations focused on children’s issues.