International & Human Rights Law
Defend Human Dignity Through International Law
The International & Human Rights Law program at Umed Institute prepares you for a meaningful career in global justice and advocacy. You’ll develop a deep understanding of international legal frameworks, human rights mechanisms, and the laws that govern relations between nations.
Our 2-year program combines rigorous legal theory with practical advocacy skills to ensure you’re ready to work in international organizations, NGOs, government agencies, and human rights institutions upon graduation.
- Comprehensive international law curriculum
- Human rights advocacy and practice
- International legal research skills
- Preparation for global legal careers
What You’ll Learn
A comprehensive 2-year program designed to build your international law expertise.
Foundations of International Law
- Introduction to International Law
- Legal Research & Writing
- Public International Law
- International Organizations
- Legal Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Core Human Rights Law
- Human Rights Law Fundamentals
- International Humanitarian Law
- Treaty Law & State Responsibility
- Human Rights Monitoring & Reporting
- Comparative Constitutional Law
Advanced International Law
- International Criminal Law
- Refugee & Asylum Law
- International Environmental Law
- Human Rights Advocacy
- Regional Human Rights Systems
Capstone & Career
- International Law Capstone Project
- Internship Placement
- Human Rights Advocacy Clinic
- Career Development
- Certification Preparation
Where Your Career Can Take You
Graduates of the International & Human Rights Law program pursue a variety of meaningful careers.
International Human Rights Lawyer
Defend human rights through litigation, advocacy, and legal representation at the international level.
UN & International Organization Lawyer
Work with the United Nations, regional organizations, and international institutions on legal and policy issues.
NGO Legal Advisor
Provide legal guidance to human rights organizations, humanitarian agencies, and advocacy groups.
Refugee & Asylum Lawyer
Represent refugees and asylum seekers in legal proceedings and advocacy for their rights.
International Criminal Justice Lawyer
Work on international criminal tribunals, war crimes, and transitional justice initiatives.
Legal Educator
Teach international law and human rights, inspiring the next generation of advocates.
Program Highlights
What makes our International & Human Rights Law program stand out.
Global Perspective
Gain a comprehensive understanding of international legal systems and human rights frameworks.
Practical Advocacy
Develop hands-on advocacy skills through human rights clinics, simulations, and real-world projects.
Internship Opportunities
Build professional connections through internships in international organizations, NGOs, and government agencies.
Career Readiness
Graduate with the skills and confidence to pursue a career in international law and human rights.
Program FAQ
Common questions about the International & Human Rights Law program.
Applicants must have a high school diploma or equivalent. A strong interest in global justice, human rights, and international affairs is essential.
Graduates can pursue roles as international human rights lawyers, UN and international organization lawyers, NGO legal advisors, refugee and asylum lawyers, international criminal justice lawyers, and legal educators.
Yes. In Semester 4, students complete an internship placement to gain real-world experience and build professional connections.
Yes. We accept transfer students. Please bring your official transcript to our admissions office for evaluation.
You’ll learn public international law, human rights law, international humanitarian law, treaty law, refugee law, international criminal law, environmental law, and advocacy skills.
Yes. We offer scholarships, need-based aid, and flexible payment plans. Visit our campus to speak with a financial aid advisor.
Ready to Get Started?
Take the first step toward a meaningful career in International & Human Rights Law. Visit our campus or give us a call to learn more. No online forms — just real conversations.
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