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Human Rights LLM Fellowship Program at Columbia University 2024

Columbia Law School (Columbia University)

Overview

Human Rights LLM Fellowship Program at Columbia University 2024 is offered for Masters degree in the field of International Human Rights. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is Expired. This scholarship is provided by Columbia Law School (Columbia University) and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, Varies.

Open for: Open to all nationals.
Degree: Masters
Provided by: Columbia Law School (Columbia University)
Deadline: Expired

Scholarship value: Partial Funding, Varies Columbia Law School’s Human Rights LL.M. Fellowship supports individuals with extraordinary potential in and commitment to international human rights.

Eligibility Criteria for the Human Rights LLM Fellowship Program 2024

Fellowship awardees must first be admitted to the LL.M. Program at Columbia Law School.
Applicants must demonstrate experience in international human rights work and a commitment to a career in academia and human rights practice.
Applicants must be enrolled in the field of international human rights.

Application Process

Students must submit a completed application for admission to the LL.M. Program through LSAC, including their résumé/CV.

Value of the scholarship

Students will receive tailored career mentoring and skill development in both practice and academic scholarship from Human Rights Institute faculty, staff, and advisers.
Attend special events with leading human rights advocates and scholars.
Participate in the Human Rights Institute’s cutting-edge research projects.
Students will receive special consideration for admission to Columbia’s Human Rights Clinic—an innovative course that teaches students to be strategic and creative human rights advocates while pursuing social justice and advancing human rights methodologies and scholarship.

Eligibility

Fellowship awardees must first be admitted to the LL.M. Program at Columbia Law School.
Applicants must demonstrate experience in international human rights work and a commitment to a career in academia and human rights practice.
Applicants must be enrolled in the field of international human rights.

Benefits

Students will receive tailored career mentoring and skill development in both practice and academic scholarship from Human Rights Institute faculty, staff, and advisers.
Attend special events with leading human rights advocates and scholars.
Participate in the Human Rights Institute’s cutting-edge research projects.
Students will receive special consideration for admission to Columbia’s Human Rights Clinic—an innovative course that teaches students to be strategic and creative human rights advocates while pursuing social justice and advancing human rights methodologies and scholarship.

How to Apply

Students must submit a completed application for admission to the LL.M. Program through LSAC, including their résumé/CV.

Value of the scholarship

Students will receive tailored career mentoring and skill development in both practice and academic scholarship from Human Rights Institute faculty, staff, and advisers.
Attend special events with leading human rights advocates and scholars.
Participate in the Human Rights Institute’s cutting-edge research projects.
Students will receive special consideration for admission to Columbia’s Human Rights Clinic—an innovative course that teaches students to be strategic and creative human rights advocates while pursuing social justice and advancing human rights methodologies and scholarship.

Quick Info

Funding

Students will receive tailored career mentoring and skill development in both practice and academic…

Level

Masters

Field of Study

International Human Rights

Deadline

Expired

Eligibility Criteria for the Human Rights LLM Fellowship Program 2024

Fellowship awardees must first be admitted to the LL.M. Program at Columbia Law School.
Applicants must demonstrate experience in international human rights work and a commitment to a career in academia and human rights practice.
Applicants must be enrolled in the field of international human rights.

Application Process

Students must submit a completed application for admission to the LL.M. Program through LSAC, including their résumé/CV.

Value of the scholarship

Students will receive tailored career mentoring and skill development in both practice and academic scholarship from Human Rights Institute faculty, staff, and advisers.
Attend special events with leading human rights advocates and scholars.
Participate in the Human Rights Institute’s cutting-edge research projects.
Students will receive special consideration for admission to Columbia’s Human Rights Clinic—an innovative course that teaches students to be strategic and creative human rights advocates while pursuing social justice and advancing human rights methodologies and scholarship.

Benefits

Students will receive tailored career mentoring and skill development in both practice and academic scholarship from Human Rights Institute faculty, staff, and advisers.

Attend special events with leading human rights advocates and scholars.

Participate in the Human Rights Institute’s cutting-edge research projects.

Students will receive special consideration for admission to Columbia’s Human Rights Clinic—an innovative course that teaches students to be strategic and creative human rights advocates while pursuing social justice and advancing human rights methodologies and scholarship.

How to Apply

Students must submit a completed application for admission to the LL.M. Program through LSAC, including their résumé/CV.

Value of the scholarship

Students will receive tailored career mentoring and skill development in both practice and academic scholarship from Human Rights Institute faculty, staff, and advisers.
Attend special events with leading human rights advocates and scholars.
Participate in the Human Rights Institute’s cutting-edge research projects.
Students will receive special consideration for admission to Columbia’s Human Rights Clinic—an innovative course that teaches students to be strategic and creative human rights advocates while pursuing social justice and advancing human rights methodologies and scholarship.