LLM in Human Rights Law

The LLM in Human Rights Law at UCL focuses on global human rights issues, taught by world-leading scholars. The program is intellectually challenging and dynamic, addressing significant global issues through a research-led approach that keeps graduates current with relevant Human Rights Law topics.Studying human rights law is crucial for understanding and addressing violations worldwide, promoting justice, and protecting individual freedoms. The course covers international and comparative aspects of human rights law and prepares students to tackle the complex challenges in this field.

To apply for the UCL LLM degree, you must normally have: A good 2.1 degree with evidence of 1st class ability (or equivalent in other jurisdictions).Evidence of motivation, reasoning and analytical ability, and communication skills, shown in your application. A good 2.1’ shall normally mean an average of at least 65% (or equivalent in other jurisdictions) across all years of study, and ‘evidence of 1st class ability’ shall normally mean at least one 1st class mark (or equivalent in other jurisdictions) over the entire degree.