In 2016 the University of Sussex established the Masters level LLM programme in Corruption, Law and Governance, taught out of the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption Centre (ROLACC) in Qatar. The Attorney General of Qatar, Dr. Ali bin Fetais Al-Marri, was pivotal in the setting up of this uniquely interdisciplinary LLM. The aim of the course has been to help students based in the Middle East understand more about how to best conceptualise and ultimately tackle corruption. The programme doesn’t offer a simple toolkit of what to do to tackle malfeasance, as such a toolkit simply isn’t available. Rather, it helps students understand the different forms that corruption takes, why they are so difficult to counteract and what can, can’t and might be feasible in trying to do something about them.Using a flying faculty model, , from as far afield as Sudan, the USA, Ghana and of course Qatar, have been completing the two-year, part-time programme. The creation of the LLM TNE programme has also contributed to the establishment of the International Anti-Corruption Masterclass (IACMA) in 2017 - a unique series of lectures in the field of anti-corruption, financial criminal policy and sustainable development aiming to improve human capital, empower professionals, inspire youth and transform societies in Qatar, the Gulf and MENA region and world-wide.