LLM International Human Rights Law and Development

The International Human Rights and Development course at the University of Bradford is a postgraduate program designed for students interested in pursuing careers in fields related to human rights and development. The course provides an in-depth exploration of international human rights standards and mechanisms, development and rights-based approaches to development.Course Content: The programme provides knowledge to deal with issues like poverty, discrimination, conflicts and reconciliation, gender inequality, and sustainability. Students will study human rights and development at an advanced level through modules on topics like international politics, development theories, conflict, reconciliation and justice, and research methods. Key Modules: The core modules of this course include International Politics and Security Studies, Development Theories, Policies, and Practices, Conflict, Security and Development, and a Dissertation. Optional modules encompass Gender, Conflict and Development, Fragile States and the Security-Development Nexus, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, African Politics, Security and Development in the Middle East and North Africa, etc.Accreditations: The International Human Rights and Development course is fully accredited by the University of Bradford.Future Careers: The course provides groundwork for careers in international development agencies, non-governmental organizations, government departments dealing with foreign affairs, or independent consultancies. Additionally, it provides a basis for further academic study in the field.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page. International Human Rights and Development