The LLM Sustainability, Social Justice and Human Rights Law at De Montfort University is designed for aspiring legal professionals and advocates seeking to address pressing global challenges. You will delve into critical areas where international law intersects with environmental sustainability, gender and minority rights, and the protection of vulnerable populations. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those who wish to develop a nuanced understanding of human rights frameworks and their application in diverse international contexts, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to a more just and sustainable world.
You will study this Masters Degree full-time on campus over one year, engaging with a block learning timetable that allows for focused study on one subject at a time. Your learning will encompass key areas such as sustainability and climate change law, international humanitarian law, and child law, culminating in a substantial dissertation where you will conduct independent research on a topic of your choice. You will graduate with advanced legal knowledge and research skills, ready to pursue impactful careers in national and international charities, NGOs, policy development, or further academic research.