LLM Gender, Conflict and Human Rights

The Gender, Conflict and Human Rights course from Ulster University is a Master's degree program that provides students with a comprehensive academic framework for the study of gender, conflict and human rights. It weaves practical experience with theoretical study and offers critical insights into the gender-conflict nexus.Course Content: The course encapsulates elements like gender theory, conflict and post-conflict theory, and human rights law. Students will explore a range of topics including the theories, strategies, tools, and methodologies associated with gender, conflict, and human rights. Also, the course takes an intersectional perspective on the world’s conflict zones and provides students with tools to conduct gender mainstreaming in conflict and post-conflict situations.Key Modules: Main modules of the course include Gender, Conflict and International Relations; Gender and Transitional Justice; Human Rights and Equality; Conflict Transformation and Historical Justice; Gender, Peace and Security; and Research Methods.Accreditations: This course is accredited with the University of Ulster.Future Careers: Graduates of this course can pursue careers in a variety of fields including human rights advocacy, policy development, humanitarian aid, public sector, NGOs, and aid agencies. They can also move into academia or further research in the field of gender, conflict, and human rights.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.