University of Sussex, School of Law, Politics and Sociology Masters Degrees

Develop your understanding of what corruption is, where and why it proliferates, and what can be done to counteract it. Our interdisciplinary MA looks at issues of corruption and governance. Read more

Corruption damages economic development and the health of civil society, nationally and internationally. This. LLM. Read more

Criminal law and criminal justice lie at the heart of questions and debates on how we as a society should respond to crime. On this course you’ll study an exciting range of topics, covering theory, policy and practice. Read more

Discuss contemporary social issues, focusing on gender, feminist and queer theory and methodology. This course is ideal for you if you. Read more

The future of the law is digital. This innovative. LLM. offers you critical and intellectual specialisation in this rapidly developing area. Read more

Global commercial transactions are becoming increasingly complex, posing new legal challenges in areas such as. e-commerce regulation. Read more

The global financial crisis has had a major impact on the way the financial system works. As a result, there is an increasing demand for professionals with expertise in international financial law. Read more

Many believe that international human rights law is one of our greatest moral achievements. However, huge gaps remain between the theory and the practice of human rights implementation. Read more

International law is an exciting and ever changing area of law. Read more

You'll learn from leading scholars with expertise in a wide range of areas, so you can keep your options open and explore a variety of approaches to law. Read more

This advanced course aims to fully prepare you for studying a postgraduate degree, so that you can go on to achieve success at university, in your professional career and in the world. Read more

This highly rewarding, intensive, fast-track year-long qualification offers graduate level legal studies to students who already possess a degree in a non-law subject. Read more

Criminal law and criminal justice lie at the heart of questions and debates on how we as a society should respond to crime. On this course you’ll study an exciting range of topics, covering theory, policy and practice. Read more

Economies in today’s world are increasingly interconnected, posing new legal challenges in areas such as. the imposition of tariffs and other trade barriers. Read more

If you are interested in studying for a research degree in the social sciences, or want to learn about research methods, you may consider our innovative MSc in Social Research Methods, run by the ESRC Doctoral Training Centre. Read more