This Master’s programme at Maastricht University explores how globalisation shapes international law and human rights practice. You will study key areas such as international human rights law, international criminal law, and the legal protection of vulnerable groups—especially women.
The Master's programme in Globalisation and Law - Human Rights at Maastricht University offers a comprehensive exploration of how globalisation influences international law and human rights practices. This course is designed for individuals passionate about understanding the complexities of human rights issues in a global context.
The curriculum covers core areas such as:
The programme combines theoretical study with practical application, featuring seminars and guided discussions on legal texts and case law. Assessments may include written assignments, examinations, and research components tailored to human rights practice.
Applicants are expected to possess a relevant bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification that provides a solid foundation in law or related fields. While specific GPA or grade thresholds are not stipulated, a strong academic background is advantageous.
Graduates of this programme will be well-prepared for careers in various sectors, including international organizations, non-governmental organizations, governmental agencies, and academia. The skills and knowledge acquired will enable them to advocate for human rights and contribute to the development of international law in a rapidly globalizing world.
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