I am a human rights inclined lawyer from Nigeria got called to the Nigerian bar a year ago I have been trying to do an advanced programme in human rights in europe, i applied to lunds university two sessions ago but was not selected, i have re applied again, But importantly i want to get any place in europe i can do an advance programme in human rights, please am passionate about human rights
LLM in Human Rights
Posted Dec 09, 2007 15:45
Posted Dec 10, 2007 06:32
Dear saintsteve,
Lund university is obviously a good choice for their HR program and I would further recommend the University of Essex program as well. If you are looking at university in northern europe with lower fees, then also worth a look would probably by the human rights institute, at Åbo Akademi University (Finland) (www.abo.fi/instut/imr). They run a two-year program in IHRL. Its a M.Sc. instead of an LL.M. only for administrative reasons (the finnish government is very specific about LL.M. degrees and require a certain degree of domestic law related courses, and the program consists solely of international human rights courses). I'd contact the institute first and see whether the Masters program is appropriate for your needs, or whether you should complete another type of study program (e.g. year of research).
However I'd also recommend having a look at doing an LL.M. at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. They do, and will be offering several courses with a IHRL bias, and can most definitely be considered advanced.
Hope this helped. I'm sure there are several other programs which I failed to mention, but this is my five cents.
Good luck!
Lund university is obviously a good choice for their HR program and I would further recommend the University of Essex program as well. If you are looking at university in northern europe with lower fees, then also worth a look would probably by the human rights institute, at Åbo Akademi University (Finland) (www.abo.fi/instut/imr). They run a two-year program in IHRL. Its a M.Sc. instead of an LL.M. only for administrative reasons (the finnish government is very specific about LL.M. degrees and require a certain degree of domestic law related courses, and the program consists solely of international human rights courses). I'd contact the institute first and see whether the Masters program is appropriate for your needs, or whether you should complete another type of study program (e.g. year of research).
However I'd also recommend having a look at doing an LL.M. at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. They do, and will be offering several courses with a IHRL bias, and can most definitely be considered advanced.
Hope this helped. I'm sure there are several other programs which I failed to mention, but this is my five cents.
Good luck!
Posted Dec 12, 2007 14:44
Also check out the human rights program at the University of Oslo. Unfortunately the deadline was December 1st, so if you are applying for this cycle you just missed it.
http://www.uio.no/studier/program/humanrights-master/
http://www.uio.no/studier/program/humanrights-master/
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