LLM inInternational Human Rights Law
*Continuing Education Master
Curriculum
| Subjects | ECTS | Type | Semester |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theory and Philosophy of Human Rights | OB | 4 | 1º |
| Geopolicy in the human Rights context: History and theory | OB | 1.5 | 1º |
| Human Rights and Power :Human rights in the Constitutional Orders | OB | 3 | 1º |
| Economy and Human Rights: Introduction to the international economic policy | OB | 1 | 1º |
| Universality vs Globalism in the Human Rights discurse | OB | 1.5 | 1º |
| Tax law and human rights | OB | 1.5 | 1º |
| Ideology and Religion in the Human Rights: International protection of freedom religion and belief | OB | 2 | 1º |
| Family and Human Rights | OB | 1.5 | 1º |
| Technology and Human rights | OB | 1 | 1º |
MODULE II INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
| Materias | Type | ECTS | CM |
| International Law and Human Rights introduction: | OB | 2 | 2º |
| United Nations Human Rights system | OB | 2 | 2º |
| International Human Rights | OB | 4 | 2º |
| European Fundamental Rights and Citizenship of the Union | OB | 1.5 | 2º |
| Human Rights and International Crime | OB | 4 | 2º |
MODULE III INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY
| Materias | Type | ECTS | CM |
| Introduction to Substantive Law practice and Legal Writings | OB | 4 | 1º |
| Human Rights Advocacy | OB | 8 | 1º |
| International Dispute Settlement, Negotiation and Mediation | OB | 8 | 1º |
MODULE IV. HUMAN RIGHTS RESEARCH
| Materias | Type | ECTS | CM |
| Dissertation | OB | 8 | 2º |
The Master's program in International Human Rights at UCAM provides students with exceptional opportunities to collaborate with leading organizations, applying the comprehensive knowledge and skills they have developed throughout their studies. These internships are specifically tailored to promote professional development in the realm of human rights advocacy, preparing students to excel in a competitive global environment.
During these internships, students engage directly in the application of their learned theories and methodologies, gaining invaluable practical experience. Following the completion of their internship, each student is required to produce a detailed report that thoroughly outlines the skills and competencies developed during this period. This report is not just a requirement but a reflective tool that showcases the student's ability to integrate academic learning with practical application.
This phase of the Master's program is pivotal for enhancing employability among graduates. It provides a platform for students to not only apply their accumulated knowledge in real-world settings but also to broaden their perspectives and understanding of human rights issues. This experience is instrumental in fortifying their readiness to enter the workforce, equipped with a robust set of skills and a comprehensive understanding of human rights advocacy.
UCAM’s career services:
- SOIL – “Orientation and Work Placement Service”
- UCAM Portal de Empleo - employment portal for students and alumni
- “Network of Recruiting Erasmus” - a service that promotes placement of students in various companies that recognize the value of international experience.