LLM in International Human Rights
A specialized Master's programme exploring international human rights law, political theory, and global relations.
Best for:Best for law graduates or interdisciplinary scholars with a strong academic background in legal studies.
Overview
The LLM in International Human Rights at University College Dublin provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and political frameworks governing human rights globally. The curriculum integrates the study of international human rights law with political theory and international relations. Students are expected to engage deeply with both theoretical concepts and practical applications of rights-based advocacy. This programme is designed for those seeking to advance their expertise in the protection and promotion of human rights within international legal systems.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced study of international human rights legal frameworks.
- Analyze the intersection of political theory and human rights practice.
- Conduct independent research on contemporary human rights issues.
- Participate in seminars and academic discussions regarding international relations.
- Complete a dissertation or major research project as part of the degree requirements.
Requirements
Degree required: Law degree or an inter-disciplinary degree with a major law component (minimum upper second class honours).
Degree offered: LLM
Language: English; IELTS 6.5 (min 6.5 reading/writing, no part below 6.0) or TOEFL iBT 90 (min 22 reading, 24 writing, no part below 20).
Instruction: English
- Strong academic performance in undergraduate legal studies.
- Proficiency in legal research and writing.
- Ability to synthesize complex legal and political theories.
- Applicants must hold a Law degree or equivalent inter-disciplinary degree.
- Graduate Diploma in Law holders may be considered with exceptionally strong performance.
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may be considered for those with significant practical experience.
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Applicants must submit their application through the UCD online portal. The process requires official transcripts, a personal statement detailing research and practical experience, and two academic references.
- Official transcripts
- Personal statement
- Two academic reference letters
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