LLM Human Rights

Course Overview Nottingham Law School's Human Rights Law program offers a deep exploration of both domestic and international human rights principles, drawing on the School's world-leading academic expertise. This course equips you to understand and influence policy development while examining critical expressive rights like freedom of religion, politics, and art. Key Program Highlights Study at a law school with a 100% world-leading or internationally excellent research impact rating (REF 2021). Explore critical areas of human rights, including the freedom of religion, politics, and artistic expression. Benefit from strong links to the Centre for Rights and Justice and opportunities like the International Summer School. Choose from flexible full-time or part-time study options, with individual modules available for CPD. Join a school where 94.4% of postgraduates are in work or further study within 15 months of graduation.