LLM Applied Human Rights

The LLM Applied Human Rights is a postgraduate course offered by Sheffield Hallam University. This course is tailor-made for those aiming to advance their knowledge of human rights on both a theoretical and practical level. Additionally, it helps students to understand how human rights law can be applied in real-world situations. Course Content: The course provides a solid foundation in human rights law, with an emphasis on advocating and promoting human rights in professional settings. The content includes studying about modern slavery, enforced disappearances, refugees and asylum, as well as children's rights. In addition to these, students also grasp international humanitarian law and the use of force. The course includes voluntary work opportunities in the local community and an optional internship placement to enhance practical skills.Key Modules: Elements of the course’s key modules include Advocacy Skills and Legal Research, Rights-Based Advocacy (Charity Placement), Contemporary Issues in Human Rights, and LLM Applied Project or Dissertation.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board. Future Careers: On completion of this course, students can expect a number of job opportunities. Graduates of this course often work in the legal profession, policing and public service. In addition to these areas, many graduates also work in campaigning and advocacy in the third sector such as charities, NGOs and community groups in the UK and overseas. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.