Key learning outcomes

After completing the Advanced Master in Human Rights, students will have acquired the following skills:

• An up to date and specialised legal knowledge in the field of human rights, both on the international and national levels;
• A knowledge of the principles that govern the human sciences in line with human rights (history, philosophy, sociology) and the ability to stimulate reflection and to provide the instruments to analyse this issue;
• A methodological rigor and an attention to place the issue of Human Rights into a documented and critical perspective.

and more broadly, a wealth of transferable skills:

• ethical, personal and social skills;
• a theoretical and intellectual expertise that will position the graduate as a reference person in the field.
• the ability to communicate orally and in writing in a documented and well-argued manner.