LSE, Sussex or Essex for Human Rights?
Hi everyone,
I am a journalist who wants to develop her career in human rights issues further. I specialise in gender and diversity and was accepted to the following masters:
LSE- Gender, rights and human rights / Sussex- MA Human Rights / Essex - Theory and Practice of human rights.
I like all programmes and haven't set my heart on one. Any advice of wich one might be better.
Thanks
I am a journalist who wants to develop her career in human rights issues further. I specialise in gender and diversity and was accepted to the following masters:
LSE- Gender, rights and human rights / Sussex- MA Human Rights / Essex - Theory and Practice of human rights.
I like all programmes and haven't set my heart on one. Any advice of wich one might be better.
Thanks
Moved to university life for now
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Original post by mbernoske
Hi everyone,
I am a journalist who wants to develop her career in human rights issues further. I specialise in gender and diversity and was accepted to the following masters:
LSE- Gender, rights and human rights / Sussex- MA Human Rights / Essex - Theory and Practice of human rights.
I like all programmes and haven't set my heart on one. Any advice of wich one might be better.
Thanks
I am a journalist who wants to develop her career in human rights issues further. I specialise in gender and diversity and was accepted to the following masters:
LSE- Gender, rights and human rights / Sussex- MA Human Rights / Essex - Theory and Practice of human rights.
I like all programmes and haven't set my heart on one. Any advice of wich one might be better.
Thanks
Hello @mbernoske !
Congratulations on your offers.😃
.Essex is Top 49 for Law in the THE World University Rankings by Subject 2023
.We’re ranked 22nd (12th in UK) for promoting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal for reduced inequalities (Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2024).
.3rd in UK for research power in law (Times Higher Education research power measure, REF2021)
.Top 30 in the UK for Law and Legal Studies in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024
At Essex, our objective is to ensure you receive a rigorous academic education that also prepares you for working as a human rights advocate. Every member of our teaching team is a leading human rights academic, as well as a practitioner in the field.
Our team includes former UN Special Rapporteurs, members of UN treaty bodies, the UK member of the UN Human Rights Committee, a member of the Government's new Advisory Group on Human Rights. We are also advisers to a range of international organisations (like the OHCHR, UNHCR and WHO), as well as to NGOs around the world, and litigators before national courts, regional human rights commissions and courts, international courts and tribunals, and the UN treaty bodies.
Our Special facilities include:
Human Rights Clinic Human Rights Centre Clinic | University of Essex
Essex Law Clinic Essex Law Clinic | University of Essex
Students can also be involved in the variety of societies we have to offer such us Law Society, Human Rights Society, Bar Society, and Model United Nations society.
We also offer a range of opportunities for working with projects associated with our Human Rights Centre:
If you have the opportunity attend one of our open days so you can see the facilities and speak to our academics.
Open Days | University of Essex
Any questions don't hesitate in contacting me.
Cat-Essex Official Rep 😃
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