LLM vs. Master in Transitional Justice

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Posted Jun 01, 2021 15:48

Hey is there anyone who has attended Geneva Academy who can shed some light on the different characteristics of the two fulltime masters that they offer (besides what is described on the website)? E.g. do the students studying the MTJ have more professional experience/older average age? Do graduates go into the same jobs after?

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