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We have 22 human rights law PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
human rights law PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
We have 22 human rights law PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships for Self-funded Students
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Birmingham Law School - Postgraduate Research Opportunities
Law PhD / PhD by Distance Learning / MPhil / MJur. As a postgraduate researcher at Birmingham Law School you will be contributing to more than 85 years of research tradition, working alongside some of the country's most eminent legal scholars. Read more
School of Law - Postgraduate Research in Law
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Developing Children’s Rights-based approaches for law and policy inScotland – journeying from recognition towards incorporation andimplementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
PROJECT DESCRIPTION. In recent decades, the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child has acquired greater recognition in law,policy and practice in Scotland and elsewhere. Read more
Leeds Law School
Research is an integral part of Leeds Law School's activities. We have expertise in a wide variety of legal areas and we are able to supervise research degrees in the following areas. Read more
Equality Law and Employment Law after Brexit
Applications are invited for a self-funded, 3 year full-time or 6 year part-time PhD project. The PhD will be based in the School of Law and will be supervised by Dr Michael Connolly. Read more
PhDs in Law and Criminology
We invite applications for research study in any of our research clusters. Applied Human Rights. Clinical and Professional Education. Read more
Research opportunities at York Law School
York Law School is at the forefront of legal education and research thanks to our innovative teaching and a forward thinking approach. Read more
Law at Queen's: Postgraduate Research Opportunities
We have over 100 years of achievement in both education and research, and we offer PhD supervision across the legal field, supporting a range of approaches--from the doctrinal to the sociolegal, comparative, criminological and critical. Read more
University of Liverpool - School of Law and Social Justice
The University of Liverpool's School of Law and Social Justice, within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, is a unique collaboration of experts in Law, and Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology. Read more
International law and the psychological impact of warfare on civilians
Drawing on the emerging field of psychology of international law, the PhD student will examine how international law discusses or should discuss civilian mental harm in warfare from a substantive as well as procedural point of view. Read more
Domestic Abuse Support Provision for Trans+ People in Scotland
Recent years in Scotland and the UK have seen both proposed reform of trans+ rights, and a rise in anti-trans voices in the pub Domestic Abuse Support Provision for Trans+ People in Scotland lic sphere. Read more
Faculty of Law, Masaryk University
The Comparative Constitutional Law program offers a comprehensive study of constitutional systems across jurisdictions, contributing to the scholarly discourse on governance and human rights. Read more
A study of trans+ people’s experiences of domestic abuse in Scotland
PROJECT DESCRIPTION. In 2010, Roch Richie and LGBT Youth Scotland1 published the first report on trans people’s experience of domestic abuse in Scotland. Read more
Investigations into the law and ethics of biomedical technologies
In the course of the last three decades, scientific technologies have developed so tremendously that present-day advancements such as CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing, three-dimensional organ bio printing, and the proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in our contemporary societies, amongst others, would not have been foreseen. Read more
Rights-based Approaches in Anti-Trafficking
. Responses to human trafficking and ‘modern slavery’ continue to be dominated by a narrow set of policy representations of human trafficking as a crime of ‘illegal’ border crossing and/of unabated criminality (Sharapov 2017). Read more
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