LLM International Human Rights Law

The LLM International Human Rights Law course offered by The University of Law is a postgraduate-level programme that is specifically designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the theories, policies and philosophies associated with human rights law in an international context. The course puts a strong emphasis on the relationship between international law and international human rights law and is suitable for students who aim to work in a global setting.Course Content: The LLM in International Human Rights Law course offers in-depth knowledge in areas such as peacekeeping and international security, the rights of individuals, problems of refugees and migrant workers, the law of armed conflict, and aspects of international human rights law. The course content also includes a compulsory dissertation which enables students to conduct research and deepen their understanding of a specific area within international human rights law.Key Modules: The LLM International Human Rights Law course comprises of four key modules - International Human Rights Law, International Law, International Peacekeeping, and Individual Rights and International Justice. Each module is designed to provide a critical understanding of its related topic.Accreditations: Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive an LLM degree in International Human Rights Law from The University of Law.Future Careers: Graduates of the LLM International Human Rights Law course can look forward to a wide range of career opportunities. The course is specially intended for those who wish to work with international law firms, non-governmental and inter-governmental organizations, as well as government departments and agencies involved in human rights advocacy.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.