I've been accepted at a couple of places that offer either immigration law LLMs or the option to tailor your human rights law LLM in that direction, but am unsure which is the best institution:
-Galway
-Kent in Brussels (BSIS)
-SOAS
-City
-Queen Mary
LLM Human Rights/Immigration Law
Posted Jul 12, 2018 17:51
-Galway
-Kent in Brussels (BSIS)
-SOAS
-City
-Queen Mary
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