Master

Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law

Program information

International European University

Law, Government & International Affairs

Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law

Explore Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law within International Law & Human Rights. Explore this master-level study area.

This page presents academic information associated with the supplied LGU catalogue. It is not an offer to enroll. Applications are not open for this program.

ACADEMIC DESIGN

Advanced academic study

The study-plan outline below is informational. It does not establish an approved qualification, credit framework, admissions offer or delivery arrangement.

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Academic scope

Subject boundaries and progression must be defined in the academic specification.

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Curriculum

The term-by-term study-plan outline is provided for academic information.

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Academic responsibility

The awarding body, teaching team and quality-assurance arrangements remain to be verified.

STUDY-PLAN OUTLINE · 2 years · 4 semesters (planning model)

Study plan

A sequenced study-plan outline for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, aligned to International Law & Human Rights within Law, Government & International Affairs. Modules are informational and do not constitute final student information.

Year 1 · Semester 14 proposed modules
  • Legal and Policy Foundations
  • Institutions and Comparative Systems
  • Advanced Research Methods and Critical Appraisal
  • Applied Seminar: Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law
Year 1 · Semester 24 proposed modules
  • Research, Evidence and Argument
  • Rights, Ethics and Professional Conduct
  • Advanced Research Methods and Critical Appraisal
  • Applied Seminar: Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law
Year 2 · Semester 14 proposed modules
  • Applied Case Analysis
  • Governance and Public Administration
  • Research Proposal and Data Governance
  • Integrative Project Preparation
Year 2 · Semester 24 proposed modules
  • Regulation and Compliance
  • Policy or Practice Project
  • Research Proposal and Data Governance
  • Integrative Project Preparation
Indicative study-plan information. This outline is provided for academic information and does not establish an authorized program, delivery arrangement, award, credit framework or admissions offer. The supplied UTAMED study-plan dossier informed sequencing only; these modules are not a UTAMED curriculum. No ECTS or equivalence is asserted.

STUDY-PLAN CONTEXT

No directly corresponding degree plan was identified in the supplied UTAMED portfolio for this program concept. This study-plan outline uses a staged structure. It is not represented as a UTAMED curriculum or an approved qualification.

ONLINE-FIRST MODEL

Digital learning at the centre.

Online-first orientation; delivery details are not published.

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TUITION BY STUDY LEVEL

$6,000 USD

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ADMISSIONS

Monthly start-date pathway.

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