法学硕士（国际人权）

该方案在法学院的爱尔兰人权中心提供。该中心是世界一流的大学机构之一，致力于研究和促进人权与人道主义法。国际人权法法学硕士课程为学生提供了有关国际和区域人权保护法律框架的全面见解，并使学生参与了全球和本地人权实践和政策环境。该计划侧重于基本人权技能，包括倡导，战略诉讼，人权事实调查和国际发展。<br> <br>人权领域是一个竞争激烈的市场，鼓励该计划的学生学习尽可能多的实践，以及在计划中获得的学术经验。要确保在人权领域的地位，必须采取主动行动，并且可能需要在确保理想职位之前进行几次次要的安置。
The LLM in International Human Rights Law provides students with a comprehensive insight into international and regional legal frameworks of human rights protection. This is an interdisciplinary programme where students are engaged students in the practice and public policy context of human rights law on a local, national and international perspective. <br>This LLM will be of interest to students and practitioners from a range of different fields such as law, social policy, political science, public administration and development. While the programme's emphasis is on the law and policy of human rights, suitably qualified candidates from non-law backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.<br>Course highlights:<br>The Irish Centre for Human Rights is one of the world's premier university-based institutions for the study and promotion of human rights. <br>Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) and the Irish Centre for Human Rights have established a partnership which affords selected students the opportunity for hands-on engagement with human rights litigation and advocacy globally. <br>An International Human Rights Law Clinic provides students with unique practical training on mobilising human rights standards to secure reform, engaging human rights bodies, at UN and regional levels.<br>Field trips to the International Criminal Court in The Hague and to military barracks of the Irish Defence Forces.<br><br>Career Opportunities<br>The programme equips students to pursue careers with international organisations, United Nations (UN) bodies, international NGOs, in international or national legal practice, and policy, advocacy or research work. Students may also decide to work in government, diplomacy or international affairs. The programme will also provide a foundation for further studies through the structured PhD in human rights offered by the Irish Centre for Human Rights.