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LLM in Human Rights Law

Admission

The LLM program is open to students who have already earned a first law degree that allows them to practice law in their home country.


For US graduates, applicants must have earned a JD.


For foreign-educated attorneys, first law degree designations vary by country. For a list of law degrees that meet this requirement, please refer to the Minimum Degree Requirements by Country chart that is located on the LSAC.org website »

More information here. 

Admission

The LLM program is open to students who have already earned a first law degree that allows them to practice law in their home country.


For US graduates, applicants must have earned a JD.


For foreign-educated attorneys, first law degree designations vary by country. For a list of law degrees that meet this requirement, please refer to the Minimum Degree Requirements by Country chart that is located on the LSAC.org website »

More information here. 

Foundational Academic Courses

Students must complete 12 credit hours in the following required courses:


  • Human Rights Law (3 credits)
  • International Criminal Law OR International Humanitarian Law (3 credits)
  • International Law (3 credits)
  • One course in US Civil Rights Law (3 credit hours)

Foundational Academic Courses

Students must complete 12 credit hours in the following required courses:


  • Human Rights Law (3 credits)
  • International Criminal Law OR International Humanitarian Law (3 credits)
  • International Law (3 credits)
  • One course in US Civil Rights Law (3 credit hours)