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International and European Law: Human Rights and Migration

Master of Laws at Radboud University

Programme details
Degree: Master of Laws (LLM)
Disciplines: International Law
European Law
Duration: 12 months
ECTS points: 60
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Description:

The master's specialisation Human Rights and Migration will give you insight in how international and European legal instruments influence the position and mobility of citizens in the EU and how the major international documents and courts protect the rights of individuals.

Human Rights and Migration: Something for you?

  • This specialisation focuses on issues of freedom of movement and immigration within the European Union, as well as international human rights law.
  • The Netherlands has a long-standing tradition in the field of refugee law and international human rights (the International Court of Justice in The Hague).
  • The staff are recognised experts in the field, who have published widely in the field of European free movement of persons, asylum and immigration, European and international law and international human rights.
  • You’ll study at a Law School that is rated number one in the Netherlands for student satisfaction.

What will you learn?

This specialisation studies legal issues relating to migration and human rights in its theoretical, operational, social and political context. The basis of the programme lies in European legislation and international human rights treaties. This is a lively field of law that constantly develops and changes. Changes in public opinion in a European member state may affect its domestic legal order, which in turn influences European laws and vice versa. This specialisation therefore also focuses on the dynamic interplay between national, European and international law, as well as on the ins and outs of the EU lawmaking process.


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