LLM Economic, Social and Cultural Rights

Our ground-breaking LLM Economic, Social and Cultural Rights builds on our distinctive expertise and reputation of working on the protection of economic, social and cultural rights in countries around the world and at the United Nations.We combine cutting-edge scholarship and practice on the legal aspects of realising economic, social and cultural rights, with the latest thinking in the implementation of these rights. We include a range of key law courses to enable our non-law students to develop an understanding of human rights, public international, constitutional and administrative law.

A 2:2 degree in Law, or a 2:2 joint honours degree that includes at least one of the following subjects: Criminology;International Relations; Law; Politics; Political Science; Sociology. We will also consider applicants with any other 2:2 degree or above.