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Master's

Master of Laws in Human Rights Law – UBn

Course Overview

The Master of Laws in Human Rights Law at University of Bristol explores the protection and promotion of human rights within national and international legal frameworks. Students examine international human rights law, humanitarian law, equality, social justice, and public policy while developing advanced legal research skills.

The programme encourages critical analysis of global human rights challenges through research-led learning. Practical case studies strengthen advocacy and policy evaluation capabilities. Graduates are prepared for careers in international organisations, non-governmental organisations, public policy, legal practice, and human rights advocacy.

Entry Requirements

  • Recognized Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or related Social Science degree with 2:1 (65%+).
  • Coursework or background in international public law, political science, or human rights.
  • English Proficiency: IELTS Profile B (7.0 overall with min 6.5 in all bands).
  • University transcripts, degree certificate, personal essay, and referee details.
  • Detailed statement demonstrating advocacy experience or human rights research.

Career Outcomes

  • Human Rights Advocate
  • Legal Policy Advisor
  • NGO Legal Consultant
  • International Advocacy Officer
  • Civil Rights Researcher

Scholarship Available

  • Available

Key Information

Location Bristol, United Kingdom
University University of Bristol
Intakes September
Study Mode On Campus
Tuition Fee $28,080 / Year
Duration 1 Year
Language English

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