Postgraduate Courses 

Postgraduate Courses

Postgraduate Certificates in Socio-Legal Issues of Childhood and Restorative Practice are offered by Centre for Rural Childhood.

Postgraduate Certificate in Socio-Legal Issues of Childhood

Offered by online learning, supported by staff from the Centre for Rural Childhood, the Certificate blends the theoretical background of socio-legal issues of childhood with its practical implementation in a variety of contemporary settings:

Postgrad Certificate in Socio-legal Issues of Childhood

Postgraduate Certificate in Restorative Practice

Offered by online learning, supported by staff from the Centre for Rural Childhood, the Certificate blends the theoretical background of Restorative Practice and Justice with its practical implementation in a variety of contemporary settings:

Postgrad Certificate in Restorative Practice

London Postgraduate Programme

The Centre is a supporting institution for the University of London postgraduate laws programme (distance learning).  The programme is open to non-lawyers. Students can start with a Postgraduate Certificate, progress to a Postgraduate Diploma and finish with a full Masters of Law (LLM).

The University of London’s admissions policy is designed to make postgraduate study available to as many people as possible including those without a without a law degree, or even a university degree.

The CRC supports the following courses - Youth Justice, International Rights of the Child, Human Rights of Women and International Refugee Law. Support is available from the CRC incrementally over two years for London’s Master of Laws, Postgraduate Diploma in Laws and Postgraduate Certificate in Laws, all with Specialisation in Family Law; Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate in Laws with Specialisation in Human Rights; and Postgraduate Certificate in Laws with Specialisations in Criminology and Criminal Justice and in International Dispute Resolution.

The CRC support is available face-to-face or virtually over the internet.

For further information email the Centre staff or call 01738 877506.

To apply, click here.