Human Rights MA

Keele University School of Law

Full time & Part time September MA See Programme Description

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Law Politics & Government Politics - International Politics Public International law Public Policy Sociology of Law Stoke on Trent United Kingdom On Campus

About the course

This course offers an exciting opportunity to study human rights in the interdisciplinary context of law, politics and philosophy. The course content reflects that human rights is one of the key discourses of our times. The course is aimed both at people working in related fields (for example, professionals working in the fields of law, government and public sector, social services, human resource management, or human rights advocacy), and anyone else interested in further study in this

Entry Requirements

This programme is open to graduates with a first or second class honours degree or equivalent in a relevant subject.

Fees

Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.

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