Birkbeck, University of London LLM Courses

Birkbeck’s MA/LLM Criminal Law and Criminal Justice offers a unique opportunity for advanced study of criminal law and criminal justice from an interdisciplinary perspective. Read more

Our LLM Law General is a highly flexible course that builds on our experience of offering postgraduate legal education at master's level. Read more

The LLM Law with Commercial Law is a research-led course focusing on the law governing private economic relations and businesses. Read more

Our LLM Law with Constitutional Politics, Law and Theory is research-led, focusing on the history, theory and politics of constitutional law and comparative regional perspectives.  Throughout the course, we place particular emphasis on interdisciplinarity and the comparative aspects of constitutional law. Read more

In a time of accelerating environmental crises, individuals and societies have increasingly turned to the law for solutions to environmental problems. While legal responses have been innovative and creative, challenges persist in the use of law to respond to complex environmental problems. Read more

Our LLM Law with Human Rights pathway is unique in its passionate engagement with the highly contested and, at best, scandalous nature of human rights… Read more

From the cinema and music industries to the pharmaceutical and information technology sectors, intellectual property rights are everywhere and becoming increasingly controversial. Read more

This LLM Law with International Law and Development gives you the opportunity to focus on the operation and relationship of the systems of public international… Read more

Birkbeck’s innovative LLM Law with Law and New Technologies is a research-led course that focuses on how new technologies are transforming the way society… Read more

This LLM Law with Law and Political Economy is especially relevant with the resurgence of interest in political economy. With a focus on law, this timely course offers you the chance to study the links between economy, crime and punishment, as well as the relationship between property, trade, law and regulation. Read more

This course places the study of law in a historical, social and comparative context. Read more