University of London

This module examines the protection afforded to individuals, fundamental concepts and principles which underpin the law of international human rights.

In this course we will initially look at the historical move towards affording protection to persons who may be deemed to be a refugee.

This is a highly analytical course and we will also identify problem areas in regard to the rights of the child.

In this course you will see how trade transactions relate to each other and how they operate in a commercial context.

This module aims to provide students with an introduction to criminology as a field of inquiry.

Gain an overview of Islamic law, the religious and historical foundations of Islamic law and its application in contemporary jurisdictions.

Jurisprudence is a fascinating subject because of the immense range of intellectual endeavour it embodies.

This module relates both to individuals in their workplace and the operation of the labour market in general.

This course is concerned with the establishment, processes and functioning of international courts, tribunals and related institutions and mechanisms.

This course studies not just how the law works in the UK but also how should the criminal law, financial market practice and financial regulation all interact.