Master's
Master of Laws in Human Rights Advocacy – UEL
Course Overview
The Master of Laws in Human Rights Advocacy at University of East London (UEL) examines the protection and promotion of human rights through legal frameworks, policy development, and advocacy strategies. Students study international human rights law, humanitarian law, equality, social justice, and legal activism while developing advanced research and communication skills.
The programme encourages critical evaluation of global human rights issues through practical case studies. Research-led learning strengthens policy analysis and advocacy capabilities. Graduates are prepared for careers in human rights organisations, public policy, international law, and non-governmental organisations.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized bachelor’s degree in relevant or closely related discipline with a minimum classification of 2:2 (or 50-55% international equivalent).
- Demonstrated academic background in relevant subject modules or prerequisite analytical/technical coursework.
- English language proficiency via IELTS Academic 6.5 overall (minimum 6.0 in each component) or equivalent.
- Submission of certified academic transcripts, degree certificates, CV/resume, and statement of purpose.
- One to two academic/professional reference letters and fulfillment of general postgraduate university entry criteria.
Career Outcomes
- Human Rights Advocate
- NGO Legal Consultant
- Civil Rights Researcher
- International Advocacy Officer
- Public Policy Campaigner
Scholarship Available
- Available
Key Information
Location
London, United Kingdom
University
University of East London
Intakes
January, September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$16,740 / Year
Duration
1 Year
Language
English
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