Master of Laws (LLM) in International Human Rights (BCU)

About this course

The Master of Laws in International Human Rights is a one-year postgraduate programme listed by the Faculty of Law at Horizon Campus, with BCU named in the programme title. The course page does not describe the awarding arrangement in detail, so applicants should confirm it with the campus. Teaching is organised in four sessions. Students study public international law and human rights in the wider world, then international criminal law and international women's and children's rights, followed by international refugee law and advanced research methods. The final session is a dissertation, project or placement. The page describes six taught modules plus the final piece of work. The campus describes an experiential, practice-led approach. It says the course aims to enhance employment prospects in the legal profession and to provide a basis for doctoral study.