Master of Laws [L.L.M] [Immigration Law] From Queen Mary, University of London

This Master of Laws programme offers a comprehensive overview of the major legal and theoretical issues concerning immigration law and policy from a domestic, comparative, European and international perspective. Modules include international migration and refugee law, European migration law, comparative immigration law, cultural diversity and the law, and migration and security. This LLM is unique globally as it is taught by leading academics in the field and you will be exposed to insights from legal practitioners, international organisations and NGOs.

The East End of London is a historic site of migration and displays the interplay between migration and human rights, on the one hand, and migration and security, on the other hand, as well as the transnational nature of the phenomenon of human mobility across borders in a globalised world. The programme adds to the existing expertise offered by the School of Law in human rights, public law, legal theory, and public international law. Our academics are engaged in leading research into the areas covered within the programme.

This programme will:

• Allow you to gain the most up to date knowledge of developments in the area of international and comparative immigration and refugee law.
• Deliver knowledge and analysis of a range of concerns of relevance to professional communities involved in the field.
• Enable you to understand the formal legal dimensions of your subjects as well as the more contextual political, historical and socio-legal dimensions.
• Give you exposure to an array of experts who have research as well as policy led focus on the issues at stake.
• Allow you to attend a wide variety of careers events, such as our UNHCR Careers Session.