Masters Degrees in Public International law (Social Science)

Explore the relationships between international human rights law, conflict and security to help resolve current issues in an increasingly challenging global landscape. View course

This Human Rights Law MRes is an engaging pre-doctoral training programme designed to provide a critical… View course

Our LLM in Peace, Security and International Law is an interdisciplinary programme which explores how the disciplines impact the prevention, control, and conduct of conflicts in the modern world. View course

Become a leader in international law and human rights. View course

International conflicts and security issues have changed fundamentally over the past decades. View course

On the Postgraduate Certificate in International Law you will study the policy and context for international law and the operation of international law in practice. View course

The Master’s degree in Human Rights and Multi-level Governance aims at developing a universal culture of human rights. View course

The LLM (Master of Laws) is a one year full-time and two year part-time programme offered by DCU’s School of Law and Government. View course

The Master's degree in European and Global Studies responds to emerging European and global societal issues in need of professionals capable of… View course

Lay the foundations for a career with far-reaching impact on this MA digging into the nature, limits and implementation of human rights. View course

Do you want to contribute to solving global issues such as conflict, poverty, migration, environmental protection, and corruption? Then, this master's track is for you. View course

An intensive, multi-disciplinary and tightly-focused programme of study on the European Union; its development, structures… View course

Environmental degradation and the climate and biodiversity crises are amongst the most important issues of our time. View course

Human rights and the law is a huge growth area, evolving and expanding in response to new developments, threats, and evolution in our thinking as a society. View course