LLM in International Human Rights Law
Specialise in international human rights law to advance your career or prepare for PhD study.
Best for:Best for legal professionals and graduates seeking to specialise in international human rights law, with an interest in careers in advocacy, policy, or academia.
Overview
The LLM in International Human Rights Law at Griffith College Dublin offers students a focused curriculum to specialise in this critical field. This programme is designed for legal professionals and graduates seeking to deepen their expertise in human rights frameworks, international law, and advocacy. It provides a strong foundation for careers in international organisations, NGOs, government agencies, or further academic research. The course balances theoretical study with practical applications, preparing graduates for leadership roles in human rights protection and policy-making. It is also ideal for those aiming to transition into doctoral studies in related disciplines.
What you'll do
- Study and analyse international human rights law frameworks and conventions.
- Engage in critical analysis of human rights issues and case studies.
- Develop skills in human rights advocacy and policy-making.
- Participate in research projects related to human rights law.
- Collaborate with peers and faculty on legal discussions and case analyses.
- Prepare for advanced academic or professional careers in human rights.
Requirements
Degree required: Second-class honours (2.2) degree in Law or a related discipline with a 50% legal component, or equivalent foreign qualification, or relevant work experience.
Language: English; Duolingo English Test (DET) accepted as proof of proficiency.
Instruction: English
- Strong analytical and research skills in legal studies.
- Ability to engage with complex legal texts and frameworks.
- Proficiency in legal writing and argumentation.
- No specific nationality restrictions.
- No residency requirements mentioned.
- No age restrictions.
- Relevant work experience may be considered in lieu of degree requirements.
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How to apply
Applicants must apply online through Griffith College’s application portal. The process involves submitting a completed application form, academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (Duolingo English Test or equivalent), and any relevant work experience documentation. Additional materials may be requested depending on individual circumstances.
- CV or resume
- Academic transcripts (Bachelor's degree and any relevant postgraduate qualifications)
- Proof of English proficiency (Duolingo English Test or equivalent)
- Statement of purpose or personal statement
- Relevant work experience documentation (if applicable)
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