LLM in International Human Rights Law
This LLM in International Human Rights Law offered by the renowned University of Law focuses on building a student’s in-depth knowledge of the subject and how international law protects human rights. It covers topics like the general principles of international human rights law, the connection between humanitarian and human rights law, and the challenges and future of international and domestic human rights. Full-time, the program takes 12 months. Part-time takes 21 months. Modules are assessed by a 3-hour written exam (which must be taken at one of the UK campuses or approved overseas center) or a written coursework assignment. A 15,000-word thesis is also required. To apply, students need a UK undergraduate degree (any subject) at 2:2 or above, or an equivalent qualification. Proven English proficiency is needed, as well.
International Human Rights Law (LLM)
The University of Essex in Colchester, United Kingdom, offers a 12-month Master of Laws degree program in International Human Rights Law. Students complete a dissertation and take mandatory courses in International Human Rights: Law, Institutions and Practice plus electives to fulfill the course requirements. Applicants must have an honors undergraduate degree and be fluent in English to be considered for admission. A degree in law can improve your chances of admission but is not mandatory for consideration.
Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (LLM)
Aberystwyth University in Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom, offers a 12-month full-time Master of Laws degree program in Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. All students in the program take modules in International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law and Public International Law and complete a 15,000 to 20,000-word dissertation. Qualified applicants to the program will have a bachelor’s degree with honors in social sciences, law or a similar field. Applicants with undergraduate degrees in other areas may be considered depending on their work experience.
Human Rights Law (LLM)
The University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, offers a Master of Laws degree program in Human Rights Law. All students complete 90 credits of modules and have the option to complete the program full time in one year or part time over two years. A self-designed program, the course of study allows students to choose their own modules in consultation with their advisors. Modular exams and a dissertation are required for successful completion of the program. Applicants must be fluent in English and hold a bachelor’s degree in law, humanities or social sciences.
Human Rights Law (LLM)
The University of Bristol in Bristol, United Kingdom, offers a Master of Laws degree program in Human Rights Law. Students spend one year in the program completing four modules of their choosing from a list of approved options. Topics include (among others) International Criminal Law, Individual Employment Rights and European Human Rights Law. A 12,000-word dissertation is required as a part of the program. In order to be considered for admission, students must have an undergraduate law degree or a bachelor’s degree in another field with previous coursework or work experience in law. Fluency in English as evidenced by IELTS or TOEFL test scores is required.
International Human Rights Law and Practice (LLM)
The University of York in York, United Kingdom, offers a Master of Laws degree in International Human Rights Law and Practice. Students may complete the program full-time within one year or part-time within two years. All students are required to take courses in defending human rights, applying international human rights law and in law, public policy and human rights. A dissertation and electives are also mandatory. To be considered for admission, applicants must typically have an undergraduate degree in law. Students will have the opportunity to work alongside human rights defenders during a two-week field visit to Malaysia.
