Can you please provide me the module of MA in Human Rights offered at The Institute of Commonwealth Studies??

The Institute of Commonwealth Studies is part of the School of Advanced Study

MA in Human Rights

Modules:

Autumn Term Modules

Understanding Human Rights I – Compulsory [10 ECTS]
Securing Human Rights I – Compulsory [10 ECTS]
The Foundations of International Human Rights Law I – Compulsory [10 ECTS]

Spring Term Modules

Understanding Human Rights II – Optional [10 ECTS]
Securing Human Rights II – Optional [10 ECTS]
Topics in International Human Rights Law – Optional [10 ECTS]
The Politics of Human Rights in Latin America - Optional [10 ECTS]
Case Study in US Foreign Policy: Democracy Promotion and Human Rights – Optional [10 ECTS]
Researching Human Rights: Social Research Methods – Optional [10 ECTS]

Summer Term

Dissertation – Compulsory [30 ECTS] (15,000 words)

Admissions Criteria

You must hold minimum upper second class honours degree from a UK University or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. International qualifications will be evaluated on the basis of guidelines from the National Recognition Information Centre (NARIC).

English Language Requirements

If your first language is not English then you have to provide recent evidence that your written and spoken English language is Good for postgraduate study.

School regards the following English Language Test scores as the minimum standards for entry to programmes of Institutes of the School:

Common European Framework (CEF)
IELTS (International English Language Testing System)
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English
CAMBRIDGE Certificate in Advanced English
University of Reading TEEP test of proficiency
Trinity College English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Earson Test of English Academic

Fee detail:

Home/EU Full-time £6,300
Home/EU Part-time £3,600
Overseas Full-time £13,500

Contact Info:

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
School of Advanced Study
University of London,
2nd Floor, South Block
Senate House, Malet Street
London WC1E 7HU
Tel: +44 (0) 207 862 8844
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7862 8813
E-mail: ics@sas.ac.uk