Institution organisatrice |
 National University of Ireland, Irlande
Queen's University of Belfast. School of Law, Irlande
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Institution d'exécution |
National University of Ireland, Irlande
Queen's University of Belfast. School of Law, Irlande
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Type |
Programmes d'études supérieures | |
Nom |
Cross Border LLM in Human Rights and Cross Border MSSc/LLM in Human Rights and Criminal Justice | |
Orientation de fond |
administration de la justice
droits de l'homme
droit international | |
Groupe cible |
Etudiants universitaires | |
Formation continue ou
formation professionnelle |
Non | |
Contenu |
Cross Border LLM in Human Rights Law
Semester One (Galway):
Students must choose modules to the value of 60 credits from the following:
* International Criminal Law (30 credits)
* International Humanitarian Law (30 credits)
* Minority Rights and Self-determination (30 credits)
* Law of the European Convention on Human Rights (30 Credits)
* Conflict and Post Conflict Case Studies (30 Credits)
* Gender and Human Rights (15 credits)
* Human Rights and States of Emergency (15 credits)
* Refugees and Asylum Seekers (15 credits)
Dissertation (completed during the summer) at either institution (60 credits).
Semester Two (Belfast):
Students are required to take the compulsory module in Human Rights Law (30 credits) and choose one of the following:
* Conflict Regulation (30 credits)
* Equality Law (30 credits).
Cross Border LLM/MSSc in Human Rights and Criminal Justice
Semester One (Galway):
Students must choose modules to the value of 60 credits from the following:
* International Criminal Law (30 credits)
* International Humanitarian Law (30 credits)
* Minority Rights and Self-determination (30 credits)
* Law of the European Convention on Human Rights (30 Credits)
* Conflict and Post Conflict Case Studies (30 Credits)
* Gender and Human Rights (15 credits)
* Human Rights and States of Emergency (15 credits)
* Refugees and Asylum Seekers (15 credits)
Dissertation (completed during the summer) at either institution (60 credits).
Semester Two (Belfast):
Students are required to take the following compulsory modules:
* Human Rights Law (30 credits)
* Criminology in Practice (30 credits). | |
Orientation géographique |
International | |
Droits de l’homme incorporés au cursus |
Non | |
Méthodologie utilisée |
Course organisation: students will be required to spend one semester in Galway, one semester in Belfast and a summer in either location completing a dissertation. Students will be required to complete a combination of compulsory and elective modules as well as their dissertation worth a total of 180 credits in order to complete the degree/s. | |
Enseigné par |
Professors of the National University of Ireland and Queen’s University Belfast. | |
Conditions d’admission |
For the LLM in Human Rights Law applicants must normally have a good second class law degree. For the LLM/MSSc. in Human Rights and Criminal Justice applicants must normally have a good second class degree in a relevant social science (e.g. law, sociology, psychology, etc.). Previous experience in a relevant legal or criminal justice setting may be taken into account. | |
Le programme a-t-il été évalué? |
Yes | |
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